If you mean the Spanish Armada? Then Great Britain was the victor over Spain's wish to invade Great Britain, and impose Catholicism as the state religion. The famous British weather, especially in the English Channel, also helped to forced the Spanish further north than planned. Also, due to a misunderstanding with their Dutch Allies, they were force to take the long way round to return to Spain. (Or face the waiting English fleet if they tried to sail back through the English Channel.) Passing westerly over the top of Scotland, and then south to pass to the west of Ireland, proved a further difficulty in which more Spanish ships were lost.
The United Kingdom would
The British won the War, and France lost all of the land in North America.
Spain was not at War with the US, UK or France.
That depends on what you mean by "near." Basically, France is between Spain and the UK. Spain is much nearer to the UK than to Australia, but much farther than France, Portugal, or Morocco.
It's 1647 miles from Stockton-on-Tees, UK to Almeria, Spain.
www.clubmagalluf.com
World War I was won by Allied!World War I was not won by a single country; rather, it was won by The Allied forces which comprised of France, UK, Russia, USA and Japan.
Yes it is
About 1,150 miles
Approx 1200 miles
It was part of the Napoleonic Wars and lasted from 1807 to 1814 on the Iberian Peninsula and in Southern France between the French Empire and the forces of Spain, Portugal and the UK.
USA, USSR, UK, France