After Alexander the Great's death, the conquered territory was divided among his generals, whose mutual antagonism and expansionist ambitions led to weaknesses that exposed western Anatolia to the increasing might of Rome.
The Romans successfully conquered Western Anatolia after Alexander's death.
mnli hypothesis: The Romans successfully conquered Western Anatolia after Alexander's death. premise: After Alexander the Great's death, the conquered territory was divided among his generals, whose mutual antagonism and expansionist ambitions led to weaknesses that exposed western Anatolia to the increasing might of Rome.