Which of the following represents the correct decreasing order of the first ionization energy for $Ba$,$Sr$,$Ca$,and $Mg$?
- A$Mg > Ca > Sr > Ba$
- B$Ca > Sr > Ba > Mg$
- C$Sr > Ba > Mg > Ca$
- D$Ba > Mg > Ca > Sr$
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