Spain sent 130 ships against England, only 67survived. For England, nothing lost other than 8 fire ships... i think that was wrong because the storm destroyed lots of ships also the fire ships and on the way to Spain on the retreat they were getting scurvy and crashing on rocks theres also a thought that scotish people atacked them. So it's 17 ships that came back yes Philip was in wrath :).
Eventually 67 ships and around 10,000 men made it back to Spain.
In the region of 25,000
The Spanish Armada tried to attack England through the Rocky Coast of Ireland, but they failed. The ships of the Spanish Armada were destroyed when they hit the Rock of the Rocky Coast of Ireland.
No. The Spanish Armada was a fleet of naval vessels sent by the king of Spain in an attempt to conquer Britain in the late 16th century. It failed.
The armada did not invade England. It aas defeated by what was called a Protestant wind, because the wind was bad for the Spanish Catholic fleet and good for Protestant ruled England.
I'm not an expert on European history of that time, but in 1588 the Spanish sent a mighty Armada to attack and conquer England. At this same time John White was trying to organise a relief voyage for his colonists on Roanoke Island in what is now North Carolina. His efforts were delayed until 1590 and one of the reasons may well have been that in anticipation of the Spanish attack all shipping in England was retained for the defence of England. The colony failed. So did the Armada.
They failed as they were underpowered compared to the English ones which could shoot at the ships out of the spanish cannons range
The Spanish Armada failed.
The Spanish Armada tried to attack England through the Rocky Coast of Ireland, but they failed. The ships of the Spanish Armada were destroyed when they hit the Rock of the Rocky Coast of Ireland.
King Phillip II of Spain
No. The Spanish Armada was a fleet of naval vessels sent by the king of Spain in an attempt to conquer Britain in the late 16th century. It failed.
The armada did not invade England. It aas defeated by what was called a Protestant wind, because the wind was bad for the Spanish Catholic fleet and good for Protestant ruled England.
I'm not an expert on European history of that time, but in 1588 the Spanish sent a mighty Armada to attack and conquer England. At this same time John White was trying to organise a relief voyage for his colonists on Roanoke Island in what is now North Carolina. His efforts were delayed until 1590 and one of the reasons may well have been that in anticipation of the Spanish attack all shipping in England was retained for the defence of England. The colony failed. So did the Armada.
The Spanish Armada failed to invade Britain during the reign of Queen Elizabeth the First.
Build a huge armada to destroy any and all English war ships. Invade Southern England and capture London with over 40,000 men. He tried this in 1588 and failed miserably.
Mostly, Spain's effort to invade England, depose the reigning Queen Elisabeth I, re-institute Catholicism as England's State religion and remain the power behind the throne with a Catholic puppet Monarch put there by them. The - failed - Armada expedition, you guessed it.
Nothing failed. He made it to the South Pole and returned safely. His competitor Scott was the one who failed.
for me the main reason is the english had good tactics and scared the spanish into leaving
-Armada had to leave some ships behind. Started with 150, had to leave 26 ships behind, now with 124 ships. -Armada ships had difficulties in May. -Armada thought most of the English fleet were in Dover, but were in fact in Plymouth. -Planning a campaign was difficult in that time as there was no way of fast communication. - The weather! - The Armada's maps were inaccurate. - Philip II didn't plan the Armada out very well. The commander, the Duke of Medina-Sidonia, had no experience in sea warfare, and was hampered by his instructions on how and when to engage the enemy. - The Armada lacked food and water, and most of the time were far from any friendly ports. - Armada had weak ships that were blown off course by the atrocious weather. - Philip (King of Spain) didn't want to spend a lot of money on ships, ship supplies and soldiers, whereas Elizabeth I (Queen of England) did. - Armada had lack of experience on English waters. -