Original sentence: Also, remnants of former Iranian tribes that survived Turkification also provides evidence of the Iranian character of the Azerbaijanis.Archaeological evidence discovered in these regions show the presence of Zoroastrianism, a monotheistic Iranian religion, along with a long presence of Iranian groups, starting with the settlement of the Medes in the area, which shaped an Iranian identity in the region that lasted until the Turkic invasions.The Talyshes and Tats are both an Iranian people who speak Iranian languages, with Tats speaking a daughter language of Middle Persian (thus belonging to the Southwestern branch of the Iranian languages, a branch of the wider Indo-Iranian languages of the Indo-European language family), and Talyshes speaking a language belonging to the Northwestern Iranian languages.The terms "Azerbaijani" and "Azeri" were born only in the 20th century upon the formation of the short lived Republic of Azerbaijan in 1918, prior to which Azerbaijanis were referred to as Tatars
Edited sentence: Also, remnants of former Iranian tribes that survived Turkification also provides evidence of the Iranian character of Azerbaijani's.Archaeological evidence discovered in these regions show a large Zoroastrian, a monotheistic Iranian religion, influence along with an Iranian presence of more than 3000 years, starting with the settlement of the Medes in the area, both of which shaped the Iranian identity of the region that lasted until the Turkic invasions.However, no evidence has been discovered that the Huns ever created permanent settlements in the area, as some Turkish historians claim.The Talyshs and Tats are both an Iranian people who speak Iranian languages, with Tats speaking a dialect of Persian.The terms "Azerbaijani" and "Azerbaijani" were born only in the 20th century upon the formation of the short lived Republic of Azerbaijan in 1918, prior to which Azerbaijanis were referred to as Tatars