Alexander's military success against the Persians was in part attributable to
A)the chronic weakness of the Persian Empire.
B)numerically superior forces.
C)the role of Alexander's cavalry as the decisive element of his army.
D)troop loyalty in all campaigns.
E)his corps of archers.

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Alexander's cavalry, led by himself, was the decisive element of his army, allowing him to defeat the numerically superior Persian forces.

Alexander's Military Success Against the Persians Was in Part Attributable