Sargon would really be the real reason why Akkad had their rise was because he was the first successful emperor. Sargon was found in flowing down a river from his prostitute mother and was later picked up and trained to be Urzababa cup barror. He was successful because of his superior numbers, superior weapons, superior governance, and Sumerians failure to build alliances. Unfortunately there was no fall of Akkad listed. The infamous UR III dynasty was next up in the years of (2112-2006 BCE). The Amorites were the first to take over UR III and they are also from Syria. The infamous UR III dynasty was really responsible for laws, because in some civilizations people were doing almost anything and were punished and some were not punished just because the leaders did not know what to do, but the UR III dynast really took over and made the Code of Hammurabi and the Code of Ur-Nammu (UR III). Also the UR III dynasty was looked at as the strongest state of Mesopotamia, and the laws also put an input on being that …show more content…
The Assyrian empire rise took place, because of they followed most of the ten components of civilization. They may be remembered because of their paved roads, guitars, keys, libraries, and many more. One thing that set them different was their Psychological Warfare and their Siege Warfare. Many groups that have certain stages to be accepted into groups use the Assyrian Psychological Warfare practice to see if that person is not only tough but mentally tough. Many other empires used the Siege Warfare practice just to keep themselves safe and even takeover other empires. Also, some may not even know is that ladders were apart of siege warfare, and now today ladders are used for many things. The only thing that really made them fall was the Civil Wars, Succession Battles, Fringe conquered territories get stronger, New powers rise up (Medes and Persians), Invasions by Medes and Chaldeans (aka Neo- Babylonians), and even