Relations after 1500 B.C.E.are more appropriately referred to as "transnational" because:

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The term "transnational" implies crossing or transcending national boundaries and identities, which is an accurate reflection of the political and economic networks during this period. While Egypt was a dominant power during the Eighteenth Dynasty, it did not transcend national boundaries in the way that the term "transnational" implies. Similarly, while there were multinational governing bodies such as the Assyrian and Babylonian Empires, they were not the first and only ones. Finally, the emergence of the Persian Empire may have been significant, but it did not necessarily make all relations "transnational."

Relations After 1500 B