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Was Sir Francis Drake a French explorer?
No, Sir Francis Drake was an Englishman who sailed for England.
Why did Spain sponsor Sir Francis Drake?
It didn't sponsor sir francis drake!!! England did!!!
What country did sir francis drake explorer for?
it is spain
For whom was Sir Francis Drake exploring?
Sir Francis Drake was exploring for Queen Elizabeth1 of England.
What country did Sir Francis Drake represent?
Francis Drake represented England.
Who was the famous English sea captian who sailed around the world claiming what is now California for England in 1579?
sir francis drake
What sir francis drake explored?
england
Where was sir francis drake from?
tavistock,england
Who Was Sir Francis Drake Exploring For?
England
Where was Sir Francis Drake form?
England
Who did sir francis drake explore for?
Sir Francis Drake explored for England, and after the exploration he was knighted and earned 10,000 euros
What was the sponsor country of Sir Francis Drake?
England.
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