The English privateer Sir Francis Drake is known for stealing from Spanish ships and completing a circumnavigation of the world from 1577 to 1580. He plundered numerous Spanish vessels and settlements along the way, amassing a significant fortune for himself and Queen Elizabeth I of England.
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The homophone for "stole" is "stoll."
Stole is past tense. Steal is the present tense.
Yes, the word "stole" has a long vowel sound.
This belief is known as the "Black Legend," which is a historical interpretation that presents Spain as an inherently cruel and oppressive colonizer that solely committed atrocities in the Americas, ignoring any potential positive contributions or complexities of Spanish colonization in the region.
The Spaniards were trying to kill him because he stole most of their boats and rescources.
Because he stole and destroyed their ships and he stole all of their riches
No, because the Spanish ships stole the gold.
She wasn't, Queen Elizabeth 1st wanted revenge on the Spanish king for attacking English ships
Pirates were sailors who stole from others. They sailed on ships and not lived on them. Ship life was hard. There was no beds or bunks, no cooking, no washing, no bathrooms. The crews on ships were often very rough men. When they were in port they were off the ship.
Because Spain wanted more. So Spain attacked British ships and stole there gold. Then England fired back with Sir Francis Drake, who attacked Spanish ships from the new world and stole lots of gold. Thats when Spain new England was stronge enought to attack.
Francis Drake stole gold from the Spanish. Sometimes the Spanish stole it back before he gave it to Elizabeth.
Usually, pirates either bought or stole their ships.
he was a good guy because he was rich, but murderous at the same time he was the first man that sailed around the world oh wait i didnt say that right he was the first ENGLISHMEN to sail around the world.
because the spanish went to get gold and the colonists did too and so on the way back they attacked the spanish ships and stole there gold. then afterwards some colonists went back to start a life there because they were tired of having to go to the church that the king said they had to go to.
Yes, she did. This was when the Spanish would be going to explore the Americas, then (I think it was Francis Drake) they would sneak onto their ships and raid them. But not with pirates. Anyway, the Spanish would come back furious, and she would deny every claim and pretend like she didn't do anything. AND THEY BELIEVED HER! The Spanish thought they were robbed by pirates...
And why wouldn't pirates be interesting when they fought the Spanish, British, stole gold, jewels, sank ships, stole ships from other pirates and sailed the seven seas to their hearts content. It was a wild way of living and obviously they enjoyed what they were doing. By the way there are still pirates around the tropics and near Asian Islands to this day and many a yachtsman has found themselves being over taken by pirates. Most are killed, some are lucky and survive. Just 5 months ago two doctors and their wives were pirated and thankfully didn't lose their lives, but all their money, computer equipment, jewelry and their pride. One yacht my husband helped build had a gun platform on it and the owner meant business!