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With out a doubt the English ships were better made and they were lighter and moved through the water quicker. Spanish ships may have been more elaborate but they were more like clunkers and they did not move as easily through the water. Spanish ships were also easier to sink and they did not have as many weapons and the British ships.

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The English used by sir Francis Drake against the mighy Spanish Armada , were far smaller, but their cannon shells went in the middle of the ship . While the Spanish shots flew over the posts.

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the English ships were small and fast but the spanish ships were big and slow

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What caused the loss of the Spanish Armada?

When the English sent on ship bombs (like a floating fire), that mostly scattered the Spanish ships from their crescent strategy shape, making it easier for the English to attack. The bad weather also helped, as well as the fact that the English ships didn't get close enough to the Spanish ships so the spanish were unable to use their method of jumping onto the enemys ships and attacking that way.


What is the spanish armada and why England won?

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Where was the Spanish fleet defeated?

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How many ships did England send out in the spanish armada?

they didnt have any lol :Lonly jokin, they had about well over 25and i like cheesethis is from history docet.org.ukThe Beaten Docket, Cricklewood | Our Pubs | J D WetherspoonAnswers.comAbout this Pub live news and sport pub history in the area ... A beaten docket is a losing ticket often associated with horse racing, which was aconsider yourself lucky this website does not exist lol :L


What was it like on a spanish armada ship?

It was not nice people died of pestilence which was on their food and many people were seasick alot of peole got killed during the war and many hospital ships were destroyed

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What caused the loss of the Spanish Armada?

When the English sent on ship bombs (like a floating fire), that mostly scattered the Spanish ships from their crescent strategy shape, making it easier for the English to attack. The bad weather also helped, as well as the fact that the English ships didn't get close enough to the Spanish ships so the spanish were unable to use their method of jumping onto the enemys ships and attacking that way.


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What was it like on a spanish armada ship?

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