6 sentences with “assimilated”

Plotkin knew he had assimilated something of Tyrian culture the night he dreamt that a jaguar was watching him as he slept in his hammock.

Eventually, when the Romans began to expand beyond Italy itself, it was the Celts who were first conquered and then assimilated into the Republic.

Cyrus II assimilated the Medes into his own military force and then embarked on an incredible campaign of conquest that lasted twenty years, forging Persia into a gigantic empire.

Among the captives was the seven-year-old daughter of Deerfield's minister, John Williams, named Eunice. She was held by the Mohawks for years while her family tried to get her back, and she assimilated into the tribe.

The result was an ongoing struggle for national and cultural identity. Particularly in places like Britain, France and post-war West Germany, the official position of governments and most people was that European culture was colour-blind and that anyone who assimilated culturally could be a productive part of society.

Thus, when princes returned to rule after the death of their fathers, these princes often assimilated fully into Egyptian culture and were naturally more loyal to the pharaoh; using this technique, the New Kingdom was able to create several "puppet states", places with their own rulers loyal to Egypt, in the Near and Middle East.