What is the process known as spreading greek culture?

The process of spreading Greek culture is known as Hellenization. This cultural diffusion occurred primarily during and after the conquests of Alexander the great in the 4th century BCE, as Greek language, art, philosophy, and customs were introduced to various regions of the Mediterranean and Near East. Hellenization influenced local cultures, leading to a blending of Greek and indigenous traditions, which shaped the development of these societies. This legacy can be seen in the fields of governance, literature, and science throughout the regions affected.