1. Assyria By Ricardo Colyer, Bernardo Mendez and Ricardo Emilio
Lemus 2. Table of contents Geography ContributionsContributions pt.
2 The fall of assyria 3. Geography of assyriaBack to table of
contentsThe empire of Assyria was located in what today is the
middle east. It extended from Egypt all the way to present day
Iran. Since they were in open land they were an easy target for an
invasion. 4. ContributionsBack to table of contentsSince the
Assirian empire was constantly in war they developed many
inventions intended for war. One of them is the battering ram like
the one in the picture above which they used to break through city
walls. Also they used chariots like the one in the picture above to
slash enemies. 5. Contributions part 2Back to table of
contentsAssyrian capital Ninaveh became a place of learning because
it had a library with thousands of records written in clay. Thanks
to that we know a lot more about early Mesopotamia. 6. The fall of
assyriaThe Assyrian empire had few friends and many enemies. One
day two groups which were the Medes and the Chaldeans decided to
make an alliance and destroy Assyria. Assyria finally fell in 612
B.C
