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Why do you think the spanish captains chose to sail north around Scotland rather than take the more direct route home back through the English channel?
They were afraid that English navy would have a blockade in the English channel and decided to try and avoid it.
What protected Britain from French invasion?
I would say the English Channel as a natural barrier.
What strait is located between Great Britain and France and Belgium?
That would be the English Channel.
What body of water would british troops have to cross to fight in Germany?
The English Channel
When the british and french retreated to the french side of the English channel the british'?
Saved over 300,000 troops by sending out nearly anything that would float A+ users
What country would you be in if you sailed due south across the English Channel from Portsmouth England?
France
Body of water that separated France and the united kingdom?
The English Channel runs along the South coast of the United Kingdom and just cutting through France. Fun Fact: If the English Channel didn't exist, then France and the United Kingdom would be one continent
Where would you be swimming if you were at 0 degree and 50 degree north?
You would be in the English Channel, about 165km due south of London.
Which sea separates England and Italy?
To sail from one to the other you would have to sail the Mediterranean, the Atlantic and plausibly the English Channel, were you to dock on the South Coast somewhere.
Where would you be if you were wind surfing the narrow water between the british isles and Europe?
You would be on the English Channel - which is 22 miles wide at its narrowest point.
Why do you think the spanish captains chose to sail north around Scotland rather than take the more direct route home back through the English channel?
They were afraid that English navy would have a blockade in the English channel and decided to try and avoid it.
If a boat was sailing on the Seine River what European Country would it be in?
The Seine river runs through Paris and into the English channel. The boat would be in France.
What body of water that separates France and the United Kingdom.?
The body of water that separates France and the United Kingdom is the English Channel. It is an arm of the Atlantic Ocean that connects the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean, and it is approximately 350 miles long and varies in width from 150 miles to 21 miles. The English Channel has been a significant maritime route for centuries and has played a crucial role in the history of both countries.
What sea separates the british isles from the northwest Europe?
That would be the North Sea ! Also the English Channel.
Where would you be swimming if you were at 50north by0?
In the english channel
What country is below Canada?
New Zealand, in fact. Of course, if you mean what neighbouring country is SOUTH of France,m that would be Spain, I suppose.
Where in the Pacific Ocean would you find channel island?
The Channel Islands are in the English Channel off the coast of Normandy, France
