In what different ways did global commerce transform human societies and the lives of individuals during the early modern era?

The beginning of the modern era was marked by the fortification and expansion of European monarchies throughout the world. It was from the fifteenth century with the great navigations that occurred the integration between various parts of the globe, having as main historical landmarks the discovery of the Americas and the trade route between Africa and Asia, which generated slavery of many individuals, as well as new and greater trade relations, increasing capital accumulation and the marketed economy worldwide, as well as the discovery and creation of new technologies.