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What happened in the fight between England and the Spanish Armada?
the English drove them in to sand banksthe English send fire ships to panic the Spanishthe weather pushed the Spanish in to rocks
What did the English ships look like in the spanish armada?
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.
What did the Sea Dogs do in the Spanish Armada?
The ships weren't superior to those of the Spanish armada. Instead supposedly there was an English wind which made the ship sail faster and the English used that to their advantage. They ended up setting their ships on fire and sent them ramming into the Spanish ships. Due to the wind, by the time the Spanish realized what was happening, it was to late to turn around.
Did british have faster ships than the spanish?
yes they were smaller, quicker, and had a longer range of firing power than the Spanish. the Spanish had big bulky ships that were easy to outmaneuver with England's small ships.
The English fleet of ships had the advantage over the Spanish Armada because?
In the 1588 clash known as the "Spanish Armada", the English had several advantages over their Spanish opponents, and they made full use of them. First, their ships were more numerous, if also less well-armed, than the Spanish contingent. Second, their captains and crews were driven by the desperate need to protect their homeland, not simply win a battle. Third, they were superior sailors in general, and they gained the particular advantage of positioning themselves upwind of the Spanish fleet. Finally, they had luck on their side, as a powerful storm arose in timely fashion to sink or damage many of the Spanish ships.
What were the olden day ships made out of?
wood just wood
How did ships in the olden days move?
Olden day ships move by the wind, the wind pushes the sail and it goes to the direction the wind is going.
What ships were used in the Spanish armada by the Spanish?
they where made of wood that was flammerble
How does ships sail in water?
In the olden days ships used masts , today they use engines.
How were horses loaded onto ships in the olden days?
in a crate
What is the Difference between olden day ships and modern day ships?
there isn't a mermaid on the front haha
Why was ships made?
See ships where made so in the olden days people could make their way to other countries. Then people mostly used it to pass goods and travel. Now we have aeroplanes but we still use ships to carry goods and maybe sometimes on dayouts like a cruise.
How many ships were in the spanish aramada?
The spanish had 150 ships 110 fighting ships and 40 supply ships. The English had 100 ships.
How did ships move in olden times?
Please rewrite. Tell us what you mean by " olden times". That could be 20 years ago to a 1000 years ago.
What happened in the fight between England and the Spanish Armada?
the English drove them in to sand banksthe English send fire ships to panic the Spanishthe weather pushed the Spanish in to rocks
What was ink made out of in the olden days?
In the olden days ink was made out of fruit.
What did the English ships look like in the spanish armada?
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.
