Neoclassicism swept the Hellenistic world
A)at the height of the military power of the three major kingdoms.
B)as the Hellenistic kingdoms began to crumble during Rome's rise.
C)in response to the development of Alexander's new cities.
D)as international trade improved and spread the works of classical Greece.

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Neoclassicism emerged as a popular art movement in the Hellenistic world during the decline of the Hellenistic kingdoms, as Rome began to rise in power. This was a time of political and social instability, and many artists turned to the classical art of ancient Greece and Rome as a way to connect with the past and evoke a sense of stability and order. Therefore, option B is the best choice.

Neoclassicism Swept the Hellenistic World