The English had very good tactics.
On the coast people were told to look out night and day to watch for the Spanish and as soon as they caught a glimpse of them to light a beacon. Then along the coast others would see the beacon and light their beacon and so on...
The news got around fast (using the beacons) and soon the soldiers and navy new.
The Spanish had a very clever formation of a crescent moon. The English did had another trick up their sleeve. And they filled a couple of boats full of things that burn (wood,straw etc) they then set the boat on fire and sent the boat into the Spanish formation. Soon all the Spanish fled and the wind blew t5hem to Holland.
The battle ended in the North Sea. England were victorious.
Hope this helped.
Lord Howard of Effingham and Sir Francis Drake were the English leaders against the Spanish armada.
During the Spanish Armada in 1588, the English had superior naval tactics and more effective ship designs, which allowed them to outmaneuver the larger Spanish ships. The English vessels were faster and more heavily armed, with long-range cannons that could strike effectively from a distance. In contrast, the Spanish relied on their massive galleons, which, while formidable in terms of firepower, were less agile and harder to manage in rough seas. Ultimately, the combination of English tactics and superior ship design contributed to their success against the Spanish Armada.
Philip II of Spain sent the Spanish Armada in 1588. This fleet was intended to invade England and overthrow Queen Elizabeth I, who had supported Protestant resistance against Spanish rule. The armada ultimately faced significant challenges, including poor weather and strong English naval tactics, leading to its defeat.
The Spanish Armada failed primarily due to strategic miscalculations, including underestimating the English naval capabilities and relying on outdated tactics. The Spanish fleet was also hindered by poor communication and coordination among its ships, as well as the use of large, unwieldy galleons that were less maneuverable than the smaller English vessels. Additionally, adverse weather conditions and effective English tactics, such as the use of fire ships, further contributed to the Armada's defeat. Ultimately, the combination of these factors led to a decisive victory for England.
Lord Howard of Effingham and Francis Drake
Lord Howard of Effingham and Sir Francis Drake were the English leaders against the Spanish armada.
for me the main reason is the english had good tactics and scared the spanish into leaving
i think toontown the best thats how they turend the english against the spanish armada
During the Spanish Armada in 1588, the English had superior naval tactics and more effective ship designs, which allowed them to outmaneuver the larger Spanish ships. The English vessels were faster and more heavily armed, with long-range cannons that could strike effectively from a distance. In contrast, the Spanish relied on their massive galleons, which, while formidable in terms of firepower, were less agile and harder to manage in rough seas. Ultimately, the combination of English tactics and superior ship design contributed to their success against the Spanish Armada.
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Philip II of Spain sent the Spanish Armada in 1588. This fleet was intended to invade England and overthrow Queen Elizabeth I, who had supported Protestant resistance against Spanish rule. The armada ultimately faced significant challenges, including poor weather and strong English naval tactics, leading to its defeat.
In English it is called the Spanish Armada, in Spanish it was La Grande y Felicísima Armada, or more commonly the Armada Invencible or Armada Española
Lord Howard of Effingham.
the english weapons was not made by mexicans while the spanish weapons were
The Spanish Armada failed primarily due to strategic miscalculations, including underestimating the English naval capabilities and relying on outdated tactics. The Spanish fleet was also hindered by poor communication and coordination among its ships, as well as the use of large, unwieldy galleons that were less maneuverable than the smaller English vessels. Additionally, adverse weather conditions and effective English tactics, such as the use of fire ships, further contributed to the Armada's defeat. Ultimately, the combination of these factors led to a decisive victory for England.
It was Phillips II ships that fought against the Spanish armada
English Armada happened in 1589.