1. comparison create a chart comparing the effects of transoceanic

connections in the eastern and western hemispheres. include the

impact on trade, on relations with other empires, and on culture.

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The effect of the transoceanic connections in the Eastern Hemispheres include:

Several countries became European colonies.Japan ended isolationism.

The effect of the transoceanic connections in the Western Hemispheres include:

It led to millions of enslaved people from Africa.It allowed Western European countries to become empires.

Transoceanic connections simply mean crossing across the seas.

It should be noted that the transoceanic connections in the Western Hemisphere led to millions of enslaved people in Africa. Slaves were taken from Africa and brought to America.

Also, several European countries colonized African countries. Religion such as Christianity and Islam spread.

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Effects on the Western Hemispheres

We will interpret the Western Hemisphere as being Europe, Africa and the Americas. Some effects were:

In Africa, millions of Africans were enslaved, and sold in the Americas for the most part, a few were also sold in Europe, Asia, and withing Africa itself, but the vast majority ended up in the Americas.In Europe, transoceanic trade allowed Western European Countries to become empires: France, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Spain and Portugal colonized places in Africa, the Americas and Asia.In the Americas, Columbus first "discovered" the continent with the goal of expading transoceanic trade. Decades after, most of the native american population had died from diseases, and wave after wave of European immigration came to the continent, that, coupled with the African slaves that were brought, changed the populations of the continent.

The Eastern Hemisphere is Asia, some effects were:

Many countries became European colonies: as mentioned before, trade gave European countries great power and wealth, and this allowed them to dominate entire nations that had been independent for centuries. For example, the Dutch ruled Indonesia, Great Britain became rulers in India, and founded Hong Kong.Japan finally ended the policy of isolationism: for centuries, Japan had become isolated, and this is a reason why the country developed an unique cultural traditions. This ended in the middle of the 19th century when the United States demanded Japan to allow trade between the two countries.