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The Assyrian Empire began rising to power around 850 BC. The Assyrian military was well-trained and equipped with good weapons, making Assyria the most powerful empire in Southwest Asia at that time. The Assyrian Empire grew in strength and influence during this period.
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- 1. Rise of the Empire – 850 BC • Assyrian Empire begins to rise in power. • The well trained Assyrian military and posession of good weapons made Assyria the most powerful of empires in Southwest Asia. World History: Patterns of Interaction (page 95)