Question

number the events in chronological order.
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philip ii becomes leader of all of greece. alexanders soldiers refuse to invade india.
alexander the great conquers egypt without a battle.
the persians lose to alexander the great near gaugamela causing their king to flee.
alexander the great destroys thebes and enslaves the theban people who revolted.

Explanation:

The events are ordered based on their historical timeline:

1. Philip II unified Greece as its leader first, laying the groundwork for Alexander's campaigns.
2. After Philip's death, Alexander crushed the Theban revolt to assert control over Greece.
3. Alexander then moved to conquer Egypt, which surrendered without major conflict.
4. The decisive Battle of Gaugamela followed, where the Persian Empire was defeated and its king fled.
5. Finally, Alexander's exhausted soldiers refused to push further into India, ending his eastern expansion.

Answer:

1. Philip II becomes leader of all of Greece.
2. Alexander the Great destroys Thebes and enslaves the Theban people who revolted.
3. Alexander the Great conquers Egypt without a battle.
4. The Persians lose to Alexander the Great near Gaugamela causing their king to flee.
5. Alexander's soldiers refuse to invade India.