Discover how the defeat of the Spanish Armada changed England’s confidence, Elizabeth I’s reputation, and the balance of power at sea in late sixteenth-century Europe.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spanish Armada
The troops planned to join the Spanish fleet
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Not the best choice - he suffered from sea sickness!
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With the faster, heavily-armed ships on the 'wings'
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He was Queen Elizabeth's cousin
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Beacons - the Elizabethan version of social media?
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He finished his game first - cool customer!
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Small vessels that were set alight and left to drift between the ships of the Armada whilst they were at anchor
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This followed the fireships' attack the night before. The English had the advantage with faster, lighter ships and the chaos in the Armada created by the fireships
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Wrecked due to bad weather, illness and lack of maps
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The famous speech was made at Tilbury in Essex
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