The semitic immigrations in ancient history

As it is known, it can not be denied the role of the Semitic Immigrations in AncientHistory. Because, at the end of these immigrations, the peoples in Ancient Fore Asia got thereal identies.The first of the Semitic Immigrations is Akkadian Immigrations. Akkadians penetratedinto Mesopotamia in 2500 B.C. It is supposed that they have come from Arabia. TheAkkadians ended the sovereignity of Sumerians in Mesopotamia and founded the AkkadianState. This state controlled the whole of Mesopotamia in 2350-2150 B.C.The second of the Semitic Immigrations is realized by Amorites (Martu). AmoritesImmigrations occured in the end of the 3 th Millenium B.C. and in beginning of the 2 ndMilenium B.C. In the end of this immigration The Third Ur Dynasty was ruined and theAmorites got all of the political power in Mesopotamia. One of the most important statesfounded by Amorites is the Old Babylonian State.The third of the Semitic Immigrations is Aramian Immigration. These immigrationsoccured between 11.-9. centuries B.C. At the end of the Aramian Immigration took placedimportant changes in the etnic and political structure of Ancient Fore Asia.