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Who knighted Sir Francis Drake?
Queen Elizabeth 1
Who did Francis Drake sail for?
Queen Elizabeth The 1st
Who sponsored drake Francis?
Queen Elizabeth 1
When did Francis Drake become 'Sir' Francis Drake?
In April 1581, Francis Drake was knighted by Queen Elizabeth on board the Golden Hind.
Who funded sir francis drake?
Queen Elizabeth 1
How did sir francis drake get killed?
Queen Elizabeth exucuted him.
Who did Queen Elizabeth l knight?
Sir Francis Drake
What queen knighted Sir Francis Drake?
Elizabeth the First
Who was Francis Drake employer?
the Queen Elizabeth the 1st
Who did sir francis drake find on his journeys?
Queen Elizabeth I of England sent Sir Francis Drake on his 3 voyages.
Why did Sir Francis Drake Travel?
he was told to by queen elizabeth the first.
How did Francis Drake become a sir?
He was made a knight by the Queen (Elizabeth I).
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