Sunk. In hurricane of 1715
If you mean 'armada', it means fleet, as in a fleet of ships.
The Globe Theatre was burnt down by a canon in one of his plays
Nelson won the Battle of Trafalgar by using his brain! He knew the Spanish/French fleet was coming to take him out, so he decided to launch a preemptive strike. The Combined fleet outnumbered him by a large margin. He had 33 ships, and his enemies had 41, and all were very large ships. He had his ships approach the combined fleet from the side, in two seperate columns. He was counting on the ability to split the combines line of ships in to three pieces, where they could each individually be surrounded and destroyed. He approched the allied fleet, which was sloppily assembled into a long line, and had the two columns run at full speed towards the enemy. With the poor gunnary skills of the allied ships, British casulties were few in the approach. Nelson led the first column which split the fleet almost in two, with his second in command runnding the secon column to cut off the rear of the fleet. The middle part was surounded and was worn down by the British. As the French and Spanish ships started sinking or surrendering, the british started ganging up on the few ships left. By that night, almost all of the entire allied fleed had either sank or surrendered. In the end, Nelson used his 33 ships and 17,000 men to conquor a superior force of 41 ships and 30,000 men. He used tactics and leveraged the advantages to target the enemies weaknesses. It is a true shame that he died at the end of the battle, for he was a brilliant Admiral.
A fleet of war ships
Drake sailed his fleet into Cadiz against the Spanish fleet in 1587.
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He was the first Englishman to sail around the world, sank much of the Spanish navy in the port of Cadiz (a very daring raid) and was vice admiral of the Fleet that defeated the Spanish Armada.
Because he 'singed the King of Spain's beard', i.e. attacked the Spanish fleet in Cadiz, also was perhaps involved in piracy against Spanish galleons carrying (stolen?) gold from Latin America.
Cadiz.
At least 437 same-sex couples have married in the Spanish province of Cadiz as follows:2012 - 632011 - 612010 - 542009 - 552008 - 442007 - 502006 - 752005 - 35
Sir Francis Drake led the English raid on Cadiz in 1587. He burned the city and the fleet of of ships that Philip II was preparing for the invasion of England. Historians believe this delayed the planned invasion for a year or more.
It was a fleet of ships.
George Dewey was the US admiral that destroyed the Spanish fleet.
The Cadiz compass point refers to a small metal point used in compasses to pivot on. It allows the compass needle to rotate freely and align with the Earth's magnetic field. The Cadiz compass point is crucial for accurate navigation.
Seville is a predominantly Spanish speaking city.Spanish, but it's a..special one i guess you could say, the people there call it "Andaluz".It's a dialect of Spanish.Spanish. Seville, or Sevilla in Spanish, is in Spain.
A "fleet" is a large organised group of naval warships often under the command of a single commander, so a "spanish" fleet" would be the same though comprised of Spanish warships and Spanish crew, quite simply