Answer:
- Differences consisted of military intimidation and calm integration.
- The Assyrians would smash dams, set fire on crops, cut down trees, and skin the rebels
- The persians would do calm integration to unify empire and prevent revolts.
- Unlike persians, Assyrians chief god was Ashur.
- contrary to Persians, Assyrians were heavily influenced by its mesopotamian predecessors.
Explanation:
The Assyrians were the nazis of the ancient world. They were so brutal and cruel that cities and entire countries would surrender to their army just on the news that they might attack.
The persians were completely opposite of it under the rule of Cyrus. They were unforgiving to those who opposed and betrayed them, but Cyrus set an example of kindness and Mercy. He allowed them to maintain their respective faiths and religions and allowed them freedom as long as they were industrious and peaceful and paid tribute to the Persians on schedule.
Answer:
Agriculture.
Explanation:
The south of course was known for growing cotton and tobacco. The north grew wheat, corn, and other crops.
Answer:
No, the military should not be shouldered by just 1% of the adult population. The more people that are there to help means a better military.
Explanation:
Answer:
short-term; long-term; money; capital
Explanation:
A short-term debt is a debt that has to be paid within 12 months and a long-term debt has to be paid in 12 months o more.
A treasury bill is a money market instrument issued by the government to obtain funds.
The capital market includes equity and debt markets and instruments usually have a maturity greater than 1 year.
In 772 B.C. the Assyrians caused the fall of Israel and scattered the ten tribes.