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The Hittites were one of these Indo-European peoples. They rode two-wheeled chariots and used iron weapons to conquer anatolia.The hittites adopted many features of the culture that had grown in mesopotamia before they arrived.Their lows, for instance , were less harsh then the code of hammurabi.The hittites ruled their southwest Asian empire from about 2000 to 1190 B.c
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When did the hittites push into Mesopotamia?
The Hittites had originally filtered into Asia Minor sometime before 2000 BC. That's all I know about this particular area, but there may be other information out there. :D
What group migrated with the Hittites?
The group that migrated with the Hittites was the Indo-European peoples. This group spread across various regions, influencing the development of languages and cultures in the areas they settled. As they moved, they established connections with other civilizations in Anatolia and the surrounding regions, contributing to the rise of the Hittite Empire.
How did trade affect the development of Mesopotamia?
It allowethis allowed the civilizations to grow because they began to take in other cultures food, religion, ethics etc.
Who conquered the Hittites?
The Hittite were a group of people in Anatolia who founded an empire around 1600 BCE. The empire reached its height in the 14th century BCE where it encompassed the majority of Asia Minor, the Levant, and parts of Mesopotamia. The rise of the Hittite Empire eventually brought them into conflict with other powers in the region, namely the Egyptian and Assyrian empires. Conflict with the Egyptians weakened the Hittites, who had to fight against encroachment by the Assyrians in Mesopotamia. Eventually, through the expansion of the Assyrians and the "Sea Peoples" taking over the coast of the Levant, the Hittite Empire collapsed.
What did Mesopotamia conquer?
it wasn't Mesopotamia that conquered anything, but rather other people conquered Mesopotamia.
