Picture caption: The Spanish and English ships battling to the bitter end.
The defeat of the Spanish Armada
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So you may be wondering what brought about
the Spanish downfall. Well there were many “I know l have the body of factors to their defeat the most prominent to be the weather as they were hit by a raging storm a weak and feeble women without the necessary things for survival. But but I have the heart and furthermore the other reasons ranged from Philip not being able to keep his fleet a secret to stomach of a king and a the pure superiority of the English ships and the way they maneuvered around all of the Spanish king of England to.” feeble attempts at attack. - Queen Elizabeth I
England’s best move by far was probably when the set
fire to eighty ships and let them drift toward the Spanish Armada and they couldn’t flee quick enough to stop the boats from doing any damage. Another The Spanish started out with 25,000 in there great attack was when the English chased the Spanish fleet but at the end only 10,000 made it home all the way around Scotland and the Spanish either hit safely. the rocks and splintered the ships or they got caught in the bad weather and drowned.