Which list states events of Alexander the Great’s conquests in the correct chronological order?

i. Alexander returned to Babylon.

ii. Alexander attacked Anatolia.

iii. Alexander conquered Persia.

iv. Alexander invaded Egypt.

i. Alexander attacked Anatolia.

ii. Alexander invaded Egypt.

iii. Alexander conquered Persia.

iv. Alexander returned to Babylon.

i. Alexander attacked Anatolia.

ii. Alexander conquered Persia.

iii. Alexander invaded Egypt.

iv. Alexander returned to Babylon.

i. Alexander returned to Babylon.

ii. Alexander conquered Persia.

iii. Alexander invaded Egypt.

iv. Alexander attacked Anatolia.

Option B -- i. Alexander attacked Anatolia.

ii. Alexander invaded Egypt.

iii. Alexander conquered Persia.

iv. Alexander returned to Babylon.

Explanation:

In the correct chronological order, the list states events of Alexander the Great’s conquests are :

i. Alexander firstly, attacked Anatolia.

ii. Then Alexander invaded Egypt.

iii. Alexander conquered Persia.

iv. And Alexander finally returned to Babylon.

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