In the 1400s the Greek and roman empires morphed all the modern things we still do and use .in Hellenic and Hellenistic. The difference is that Hellenic is to people that lived in the Greece before the death of Alexander the great, as for the Hellenistic relates to the Greek period that is after the death of Alexander’s time. The cultures and influences change in these periods which make the Greece periods divided. Hellenistic or Alexander’s empire became to be acknowledge in the Roman Empire when overpowered by them. It inspired the Romans era greatly. Religions and philosophies were important and still are. It all comes from the same human root that we all share, all regions had the same concept even thought they were different. It gave many people hope and something to believe in. religion is and was greatly different to philosophy in the Greek and roman times. They majority of the people believed in religion rather the philosophy at the time. Most of the Greek religion was revolved around gods and …show more content…
But after Alexander died the lands was divided and later on became powerful dynasties. Hellenistic society traits were by mingling and exchange of cultures. Cultural and intellectual being of the Hellenistic period was very inspiring to readers, scientist and others since then, but yet was easily targeted after Alexander’s death and not really considers a threat. The Greek and Roman Empire because of their interaction with each other gave a significant change. Both the Latin and Greeks braches were Hellenism came under the political domain of the Roman Empire. The Romans were most always the conqueror in most situations. The Romans were too busy worrying about with their problems and never wanted to dominate anyone they just wanted to insure security to their empire. The civilizations were constantly organized socially and politically