Sir Francis Drake
Enland defeated the spanish armada in 1588
The English fleet under the overall command of Lord Howard of Effingham defeated the Spanish Armada - along with the weather, starvation, and disease. Howard was assisted in his command by his vice Admiral Sir Francis Drake and Rear Admiral Sir John Hawkins.
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After the defeat in the Spanish Armada, Spain became weak concerning the points of mercantilism, and did not have enough resources to fight England.
After the defeat in the Spanish Armada, Spain became weak concerning the points of mercantilism, and did not have enough resources to fight England.
The formation of The Triple Alliance could be considered a consequence of England's defeat to the Spanish Armada.
the perceived power of the spanish was diminished
Defeat of the Spanish Armada
the perceived power of the spanish was diminished
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The overall command was by Lord Howard of Effingham (1st Earl of Nottingham), but the vice admiral of the British Fleet was the famous Sir Francis Drake.
spanish armada