What was the primary motivation for Greek colonists to move to the Middle East in the Hellenistic Age?
A. The opportunity to own land in the Middle East. .
B. Their skills were in demand for the economic development of Middle Eastern cities.
C. They were promised an opportunity for self-government.
D. It was a way to avoid lengthy service in the military.
E. It was a way to cultivate their knowledge of other cultures.
Answer: B
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