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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Assyrians at WarOnline version Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Assyrians at War by Vijo Gor 1 Where did the early Assyrians live before becoming an empire? a In the mountains of Persia b In the deserts of Arabia c In forests near the Mediterranean Sea d In farmland by a river called the Tigris 2 What made the Assyrians powerful over time? a Their skill at building temples b Their large herds of animals c Their peaceful trade with neighbors d Their strong kings and well-trained armies 3 Why did the Assyrians keep expanding their empire every year? a To make friends with nearby kingdoms b To escape floods in their homeland c To find new teachers and scholars d To gain more farmland and riches 4 How did Assyrian soldiers cross rivers during campaigns? a On rafts made from inflated animal skins b By building stone bridges c By swimming with their horses d By using wooden boats 5 What were Assyrian chariots mainly used for in battle? a Carrying supplies and food b Transporting priests and scribes c Blocking enemies from escaping d Attacking quickly and leading charges 6 How did the Assyrians treat cities that refused to pay taxes or rebelled? a They attacked, destroyed them, and punished the people b They sent messengers to warn them politely c They ignored them and moved on d They offered peace gifts and food 7 What message did the Assyrians hope to send by punishing rebels harshly? a That they would forgive anyone who apologized b That they respected their enemies’ bravery c That they wanted to rebuild the cities later d That rebellion was useless and others should fear doing it 8 How did the Assyrians attack walled cities? a They dug tunnels under the walls and used siege towers b They used elephants to break the gates c They poisoned the water supply d They set the walls on fire and waited 9 How did the Assyrians keep rebels from resisting? a By using fear and harsh punishments b By avoiding any conflict c By offering autonomy to all subjects d By winning love through kindness 10 The Assyrians used fear to keep people under control — punishing rebels harshly so no one would dare to resist. How is this similar to how the Galactic Empire rules in Star Wars? a Both try to win people’s love through kindness b Both let every planet rule itself freely c Both avoid fighting and prefer peace talks d Both use fear and punishment to keep everyone obedient 11 Assyrian kings believed cruelty would make their empire stronger. What lesson do we learn from history (and from Star Wars) about what really happens when rulers rule by fear? a People stay loyal forever b Fear brings peace that lasts a long time c Empires grow bigger and kinder over time d Cruelty causes people to hate their rulers and rebel eventually

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Assyrians at WarOnline version

by Vijo Gor

Where did the early Assyrians live before becoming an empire?

What made the Assyrians powerful over time?

Why did the Assyrians keep expanding their empire every year?

How did Assyrian soldiers cross rivers during campaigns?

What were Assyrian chariots mainly used for in battle?

How did the Assyrians treat cities that refused to pay taxes or rebelled?

What message did the Assyrians hope to send by punishing rebels harshly?

How did the Assyrians attack walled cities?

How did the Assyrians keep rebels from resisting?

The Assyrians used fear to keep people under control — punishing rebels harshly so no one would dare to resist. How is this similar to how the Galactic Empire rules in Star Wars?

Assyrian kings believed cruelty would make their empire stronger. What lesson do we learn from history (and from Star Wars) about what really happens when rulers rule by fear?