Spanish Armada

Boats.

Nothing would have happened. They built them to establish a presence.

somewhere below 100 were killed

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I think because they wanted more territory and land??? and they wanted to own ohio..

Spanish is important because more than 1/3 billion speakers world wide speak it

The Inquisition was in Spain only. The English did have their own religious purge in the Reformation. Many Catholics were put in prison, killed, and tortured in that time.

1588. :>

The Spanish took the route around Scotland not because they chose to, but because the weather forced them to, this resulted in pretty much all the Spanish fleet being lost, so the weather saved England

This question came to me as an "Updated Answer" via email. Don't know why. I submitted this headline a couple of days ago, but it has disappeared. Don't know why. Anyway: "Ill wind blows England some good"

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He moved the capitol of Spain form Toledo to Madrid.

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First things first it wasn't an imprisonment is was a death warrent, and Mary of Scots was Catholic.

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After the battle of gravelines the Spanish Armada had gone around Scotland and northern Ireland. the Spanish had a food shortage and were suffering from diseases most of the men died out at sea but the ones who did survive like the comander of the fleet died of shame.

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because of bad wether

He's actually saying "Get me some Chivas Regal and slap me some dominoes". Chivas Regal is a good brand of Scotch and with a Latin inflection/accent it sounds like "Cheevah Reegah"

The Spanish Armada was not defeated by one man, it was defeated by the weather and its inability to sail against the prevailing wind.

The one that initially set off from Spain had 131 ships and 35000 men

That fleet tried to get picked up by an additional army of over 150 more but they got scattered by English ships... the rest is history

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The best prepared for the Armada was the English navy, under the command of Sir Francis Drake and Lord Howard of Effingham. They utilized faster, more maneuverable ships and had superior tactics, including the use of fire ships to disrupt the Spanish formation. Additionally, the English had a well-coordinated defense strategy and strong naval experience, which ultimately contributed to their victory against the Spanish Armada in 1588.

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After their defeat in the American Revolutionary War, the English retained control of several key towns, including New York City, Charleston, and Savannah. These urban centers were strategically important for trade and military operations. However, their hold on these territories diminished over time as American forces gained strength and support from allies, ultimately leading to full independence. By 1783, following the Treaty of Paris, the British formally relinquished control over these areas.

When the Spanish Armada was sighted in 1588, Sir Francis Drake was engaged in raiding Spanish ships and ports along the coast of Spain. He was in the English Channel, having just completed a successful raid on the port of Cadiz, which delayed the Armada's plans. Drake's naval tactics and experience were crucial in the subsequent battles against the Armada, contributing to England's naval victory.