Like most other empires in the ancient world, the Assyrians refused to mix their conquered peoples with native Assyrians and instead kept those who were conquered isolated and separated from each other and from the Assyrian rulers.

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The Assyrians, unlike the statement suggests, often relocated conquered peoples to different parts of their empire to reduce the chances of rebellion and to facilitate the assimilation of these peoples into Assyrian society. This practice also helped in spreading Assyrian culture and control.

Like Most Other Empires in the Ancient World, the Assyrians