The most significant cultural change that had consequences for global politics in the Early Modern Age was the rise and prominence of what?

This English philosopher, who would go on to be one of the most important influences on Thomas Jefferson and the other American founding fathers, wrote prominently during the Glorious Revolution for the deposing of the king because he was Catholic.

Support for the Latin American independence movements against Spain and the royalist forces came from this newly independent nation, eager to support the expelling of European influences from the Western Hemisphere

During bacterial transformation, DNA transfer requires:

The leaders of the revolutionary movement in the 13 colonies mostly belonged to a business or merchant class of people with means and influence which is referred to as this by Karl Marx, and would prove to be the same class that would encourage the beginning of the French Revolution

This battle, fought 6 years after the famous Siege of Malta, was a massive naval battle where the Christian Holy League defeated the Ottoman navy, resulting in renewed confidence among Christian powers in dealing with the Ottomans.

Most human pathogens fall under the classification of psychrophile because their optimum growth range matches cold room temperatures.

The city of Timbuktu, found directly in the middle of the Sahel region just south of the Sahara Desert, was famous for this – a result of the exchange of cultures in the city because of the intersecting trade routes.

Peter the Great, who became the Tsar in 1682, established absolute authority in Russia and made the Tsar into this type of powerful ruler:

This Caribbean island would become the first independent nation in the world that won it’s autonomy via a slave rebellion, though it would take thousands of lives and 13 years to achieve it.