it is called diffusion or sometime called borrowing
Roman culture and language was inferior to that of the Greeks.
Greek philosophy spread after being conquered by the Romans, and then the Romans spread the "improved" Greek ideas around their territory. Sometimes Roman philosophers agreed with the Greeks thoughts, and sometimes they highly disagreed.
The spread of ideas from 1 place to another
the Romans and the Greeks became one dominant country and spread quickly.
it is called diffusion or sometime called borrowing
it is called diffusion or sometime called borrowing
When a people are conquered, but not wiped out, their ideas may spread to the conquerors -- actually, ideas can spread either way. When people trade with each other, ideas may spread. Anytime there is communication, ideas may spread. Building a large wall and keeping anyone from cross it -- that is not a good way for ideas to spread.
Cultural diffusion
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Ideas can travel from one culture to another through cultural diffusion, where ideas are spread through trade, migration, or communication. Another way is through cultural exchange, where ideas are shared through direct interactions, collaborations, or cultural events.
cultural diffusion
diffusion change culture of its way to spread ideas
Diffusion can change culture by spreading ideas, beliefs, practices, and technologies from one culture to another. This can lead to cultural exchange, adoption of new customs, and the creation of hybrid cultures. Diffusion can also lead to the erosion of traditional practices and the homogenization of global cultures.
People who spread religious ideas are called missionaries.
By people meeting each other and giving ideas
The spread of cultural ideas, religion, and activities from one culture to another helped civilizations grow linguistically, philosophically and in other ways that benefit the whole. Certainly ancient Greek philosophy, ideas of government from the Romans, including the Magna Carta from Britain, all positively affected the people where they spread. Cultural diffusion is different from technological innovations that spread from one culture to another.