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The Spanish Armada was defeated in its effort to spearhead an invasion of England in 1588.

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When the spanish's armada was defeated England remained?

Yes although over a third of the armada survived.


Did the Spanish Armada defeated England?

No. The English, with a lot of help from the weather, defeated the Spanish.


Not true of Elizabethan England?

The Spanish Armada defeated the English navy.


In what year was the spanish armada defeated by England?

The English engaged the Spanish fleet on the 19th of July 1588


What is the significance of England's defeat of the Spanish's Armada?

England was not defeated, they came home with a victory, not a loss.


What did Elizabeth I achieve?

She defeated the Spanish Armada, while she was on the throne England was at peace


What major event led to England's dominance of the seas?

After the defeated of the Spanish Armada


Why was the Spanish Armada importance?

The Spanish Armada was important because the main reason for sailing towards England in 1588 was to overthrow the English throne and Queen Elizabeth I. The Spanish Armada was an invincible until it was defeated by the English naval ships. The invasion of England was thwarted.


By whom was the large Spanish Armada of 1588 defeated?

England, ruled at the time by Queen Elizabeth I


When the Spanish Armada was defeated England remained independent and?

kis ships were smaller and faster than English ships.


What might have happened if England hadn't defeated the Spanish Armada?

if the spanish defeted us we would be ruled by the spanish <3


Who defeated the spanish in 1588?

To quote from the internet: 'Off the coast of Gravelines, France, Spain's so-called "Invincible Armada" is defeated by an English naval force under the command of Lord Charles Howard and Sir Francis Drake.' So, therefore, England was not defeated by the Spanish Armada. The Spanish Armada was routed by the English, and suffered badly from the notorious stormy British weather - many storms scattered the Spanish fleet, with many floundering on the rocky British coast.