Place the events related to alexander the great’s conquests in chronological order.
alexander liberates egypt from persian rule.
alexander conquers the persian empire.
alexander and his army reach the indus valley in india.
alexander becomes king of macedonia.
alexander his father philip defeat greek city-states in war.

1. Alexander helps his father Philip defeat Greek city-states in war.

2. Alexander becomes king of Macedonia.

3. Alexander liberates Egypt from Persian rule.

4. Alexander conquers the Persian Empire.

5. Alexander and his army reach the Indus Valley in India.

Explanation:

Alexander the Great was the son of Philip II from Macedonia, an ancient Greek state. After Philip's death, Alexander became king of Macedonia, which at that moment was the strongest of all the Greek states. Then, Alexander started a campaign of conquest of Asia as a continuation of the war against the Persian Empire, which in total lasted 13 years. He and his armies conquered Egypt, he was crowned as Pharaoh, then conquered all of Persia and got to India, where he died at the age of 32.

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