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The term used for the region of the world designated today as Asia was derived from the Assyrian word Asu. What does this word mean? It refers to the spot on the horizon where the Assyrians saw the sun
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The term used for the region of the world designated today as Asia was derived from the Assyrian word Asu. What does this word mean?

It refers to the spot on the horizon where the Assyrians saw the sun at its highest every morning.
It refers to the spot on the horizon where the Assyrians saw the sun at its lowest every morning.
It refers to the spot on the horizon where the Assyrians saw the sun rise every morning.
It refers to the spot on the horizon where the Assyrians saw the sun set every evening.

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