Greco-Roman heritage

Greco-Roman heritage refers to the combined cultural, philosophical, political, and artistic influences of ancient Greece and Rome. These civilizations shaped ideas about democracy, law, architecture, literature, and art that continue to influence Western societies today. Greece contributed concepts like democracy, philosophy, and classical art, while Rome advanced legal systems, engineering, and republican government structures. This heritage underpins many modern institutions, intellectual pursuits, and cultural values, making it a foundational element of Western history and identity.