He was sent by Queen Elizabeth I of England.
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Queen Elizabeth I of England sent Sir Francis Drake on his 3 voyages.
she didn't explore a thing. she sent out Sir Francis Drake just to sail around the world.
He was sent to find Northwest Passage and rob the Spanish of gold.
in 1577, England's Queen Elizabeth I sent Sir Francis Drake to look for the outlet to the passage on America's West coast.
Because England was in war with Spain Queen Elizabeth the first sent Francis Drake to defeat the Spanish fleet caleed the Spanish Armada which was heading to invade England but because of Sir Francis Drake's circumnavigation he defeated the spanish
sir francis drake was a very nasty man to the spainish armada and here a list of a couple of things he did. .took the golden anchor .bowl of camel flem on the king .killed a bunch of imortant men and a couple of lady's and children
Sir Francis Drake was sent by Queen Elizabeth1 to raid Spanish ships and towns along the west side of North America. Once he was done he couldn't go back because Spanish ships and towns along the coast were ready to attack him, so his only choice was to sail around the world.
I don't quite understand what you meant but I think you mean about Francis Drake and his piracy. Phillip II of Spain saw it as an act of war and sent the Spanish Armada
Life was very different for children back in 1540 when Francis Drake was born. He grew up in England as the oldest of 12 sons (large families were the norm in those days). His father was Edmund Drake and his mother was Mary Mylwaye Drake. Francis's father was a farmer, who lived on the estate of Lord Francis Russell, the second earl of Bedford (Lord Francis Russell was also Francis Drake's godfather). We do not know much about his relationship with his family, but we have no reason to believe there was anything unusual about it. In the mid-1500s, the idea of kids getting a formal education was only for the upper-class, and only for boys. Francis was not a noble, so he was apprenticed at what to us today would seem a young age. He was sent to work for a merchant who sailed coastal waters from England to France and back, trading goods between those two countries. In those days, that is how a young man learned a skill or a trade, and that how Francis Drake spent his youth.
She sent sir Frances drake to raid and to steal goods from the spanish ships.
Led by Sir Francis Drake, the English Armada (also known as the Counter Armada)occurredin 1589 when Queen Elizabeth sent a fleet of warships to the Iberian Coast.