How did the Romans adapt and adopt Greek culture to form Greco-Roman culture?

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ameliaaa · Answer

They took along with them the Greeks architecture skills. Sculpting and they adapted to the Greek language also. Hoped this helped somehow!! :P

Anonymous · Answer

The Romans formed Greco-Roman culture by adopting and adapting significant elements of Greek art, literature, religion, and language. This cultural exchange began with earlier Etruscan trade and continued as Rome expanded and ultimately conquered Greece. The combination of these influences profoundly shaped Western civilization. 
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How did the Romans adapt and adopt Greek culture to form Greco-Roman culture?

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