Which of the following was true of the Sumerian system of cuneiform writing?

The Assyrians developed sophisticated siege engines and tactics that allowed them to breach fortified cities effectively. Their military innovations, such as the use of battering rams and mobile towers, significantly enhanced their ability to conduct successful campaigns and expand their empire.

While the Assyrians did implement some administrative strategies to manage conquered territories, their reputation for brutality and harsh treatment of subjugated peoples often undermined any claims of compassion. This approach was more about control than fostering loyalty, and it did not contribute significantly to their military success.

The Assyrians practiced a polytheistic religion, worshipping multiple gods, rather than monotheism. Their religious practices did not serve as a unifying or motivating factor in their military campaigns, which were primarily driven by the desire for power and territorial expansion.