Whoever owns the ship gets to either pick the captain or be the captain. After that, whoever stays alive longest can be captain. There really weren't all that many rules governing pirates -- that was kind of the point of being a pirate.
Pirate captains were usually a man with a ship who gathered a crew of men who volunteered in extchange for payment
no some where free ships
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Only six kids get to be captains after the number 6.
Captain Hook is the pirate from Peter Pan that captains the Jolly Roger.
what types of clothes did pirate captains wear?answer; pirate captains use to wear hand made clothing made out of sheep back then it was stylish the ''chicks diggeed it ''then their jeans were made out of very fine cloth like the ones our is made out of
He picked his nose.
I believe that there have been two captains of the Black Pearl. Jack Sparrow and Barbossa.
Throughout history, many notorious pirate captains have made their mark, including Blackbeard (Edward Teach), Bartholomew Roberts, Captain Kidd (William Kidd), and Anne Bonny. Other notable figures include Henry Morgan, Calico Jack (John Rackham), and Jean Lafitte. Each of these captains had unique stories and exploits that contributed to the lore of piracy during the Golden Age of Piracy in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Their legacies continue to captivate popular culture today.
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Some pirates were also made by the events of their time, unknowingly and could not return to normal life afterwards. Specifically; the Royal Navy engaged ship owners and Captains to fight the Spanish and French wherever they found them in western seas (Caribbean) - that were too far for the Royal Navy proper to police. Tasked with the destruction of such vessels (laden with materials to finance the Spanish and French war efforts), these Captains and crews fought bravely and very successfully and were well regarded and rewarded. However, upon cessation of hostilities in Europe these Captains continued to wage war because no-one told them it was over. By the time they were told, their deeds were embarrassing and inconvenient to the Crown. To preserve a fragile peace, these patriots were branded outlaws and attempts were made to hunt them down. They became known as Buccaneers then, because they would hide out on Cuba and eat considerable amounts of wild pig (bucan). Some Pirate Captains, then, were picked (or created) because of a decision designed to maintain a peace in Europe.
The pirate captains would get drunk and boast of their latest exploits. The governor once made a boast that he could not lose an election, but he eventually did. "Let others boast for you."