The generic term for Europeans who led expeditions to the Western Hemisphere was explorer, but most were Spanish and called conquistadors
During the colonial time? Well, it would have to be the 'New World.'
it separated the church of the Eastern empire from the church of the Western Hemisphere.
North and South America and a small part of Europe and Africa are in the Western Hemisphere. The term refers to the half part of the Earth that lies west of the Prime Meridian. The term is used specifically to refer to the Americas or the New World.Only North and South America are completely in the western hemisphere.(Except that a small part of North America is in the Eastern one.) North America and South America are located in the western hemisphere.
North and South America and a small part of Europe and Africa are in the Western Hemisphere. The term refers to the half part of the Earth that lies west of the Prime Meridian. The term is used specifically to refer to the Americas or the New World.Only North and South America are completely in the western hemisphere.(Except that a small part of North America is in the Eastern one.) North America and South America are located in the western hemisphere.
most likely the new world
That's "Latin America".
The most commonly used term for the changes in the Western Hemisphere were European settlements that grew in size and were then identified as colonies. This was done at the expense of Native Americans. In too many ways to count, both continents settlers of the Western Hemisphere relocated Native Americans by force to reservations. Or, in some cases, forcing the Native Tribes to evacuate their homelands to avoid the White settlers.
Well, sweetheart, the United Kingdom is located in the Western Hemisphere. So, if you're looking to party with the Brits, you better head west, not east. But hey, if you end up in the Eastern Hemisphere, at least you'll have some great curry in India to console yourself with.
A "hamisphere" is not a recognized term or concept. It may have been a typo or misspelling. If you meant "hemisphere," it refers to half of the Earth divided by the equator (Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere) or by the Prime Meridian (Eastern Hemisphere and Western Hemisphere).
Middle Passage
Middle Passage
The term used to describe this imaginary line is the Prime Meridian. It is located at 0 degrees longitude and runs from the North Pole to the South Pole, dividing the Earth into the Eastern Hemisphere and the Western Hemisphere.