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Who said whoever commands the sea commands the trade?
Walter Raleigh
What did Sir Walter Raleigh convince Queen Elizabeth to do in the 1500s?
go out in the sea to get a sea dollar lol
What did Sir Walter Raleigh convince Queen Elizabeth to do in the late 1500s?
go out in the sea to get a sea dollar lol
Who was the famous sea dog who defeated the Spanish Armada?
I believe it was Sir Walter Raleigh.
Who took over lands across the sea named them Virginia?
sir Walter Raleigh
How did Sir Walter Raleigh characterize the relationship between trade and power?
In the early 17th Century Sir Walter Raleigh declared that "Whosoever commands the sea commands the trade; whosoever commands the trade of the world commands the riches of the world, and consequently the world itself."For Sir Walter Raleigh, trade and power went hand in hand.
Find name of artist that painted Sir Walter Scott or Sir Walter Raleigh at the Lake the painting depicts Sir Walter and two young boys maybe fishing?
John Everett Millais painted "The Boyhood of Raleigh". It depicts an old sea fisherman pointing out to sea with two young lads, one of which is the young Raleigh, listening attentively. See http://www.ci.kk.dk/skoler/ng/klasser/billedprojekt/engelsk/billedanalyse/students_papers/naomi.doc
What is a title of a famous person from the sea that starts with the letter R?
Sir Walter Raleigh James Clark Ross Hyman Rickover
Which explorers were Sea Dogs?
The most well known sea dogs were: -Francis Drake -John Hawkins -Walter Raleigh -Martin Frobisher Other sea dogs were Humphrey Gibert and Thomas Cavendish.
Can you get from Thailand to UK without flying?
Yes. There are overland routes and sea routes that will take you from Thailand to the U.K.
The sea dog strongly encouraged by Queen Elizabeth I to plunder Spanish merchantmen on the high seas was Sir Walter Raleigh?
don't think so
Who were the three English sea dogs?
The three prominent English sea dogs were Sir Francis Drake, Sir John Hawkins, and Sir Walter Raleigh. They were known for their privateering activities against the Spanish and played key roles during the Elizabethan era.
