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The English sea dogs had smaller faster ships than those belonging to the Spanish Armada. They were able to maneuver them into better positions. Also, the English guns could fire from a longer distance. The sea dogs were also close enough to home ports, they could go back and restock their gunpowder and cannonballs. The Spanish Armada and the crew were already suffering from bad storms and countless deaths from diseases.
The weather was a part of luck. It destroyed a lot of the spanish ships around the Scottish border that they were forced to go around because of the strong winds, and because they had cut their anchors in panic from the fire boats English sent at them.
Elizabeth 1st got involved in the Spanish invading Britanin 1588. The spanish had a convoy of boats known as the Armarda.But they lost because Sir Francis Drake deafeated them. Spain then sailed around scottland to get away but the gails made the ships brake up. The armada was defeated. Philip II (ruler of Spain) blambed it on the weather.
1. luck- when the armada were on their way back, the wind was wrong so they had to go all around Britain. they lost a lot of ships. 2. bad leadership- the proper leader died, and they found a new one, who was good onland, but suffered from sea sickness! 3. the English ships were more manoeuvrable, and faster. 4. the English had better cannons. they could fire every 10 mins, but the spanish ones took 1 hour.
John Cabot did go on the Atlantic ocean
you would likely go across the south pacific ocean.
You could go either direction and get there. If you go east across North or South America, you will arrive at the Atlantic. If you go west across Eurasia or the Indian Ocean and Africa, you will arrive at the Atlantic as well.
On his voyages to find a route to Asia he crossed the Atlantic Ocean
Balboa was the first European to gaze across the pacific ocean.
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The trip was to see if he could go to eastern Asia by traveling west across the Atlantic Ocean.
He purportedly crossed the Atlantic Ocean to the West Indies or northern South America.
A tornado can go up a mountain across rivers, and even go out into the the ocean or sea.
He was looking for a northwest passage across the top of the Americas to the west. While there he thought he had found gold in Canada, but it turned out to be fool's gold (iron pyrites). He became a privateer who preyed on Spanish shippong, finally being involved in repelling the Spanish Armada attack against England.
He wanted to explore Asia...
East