no they had bad tactics aswell
becouse they saw the ships on fire and they didn't whant the set there own ships on fire
The weather was the main cause for the failure of the Spanish Armada, but if there had been no English ships the Armada could have just waited until the weather improved and then invaded England. It was a combination of weather, English ships and poor leadership that made the Armada fail.
The Spanish Armada had a great many soldiers in their Armada because their aim was the conquering of England. For years the Spanish King Philip II had been gathering men and resources and launched a massive invasion fleet against England. His aim to was to have the Armada meet up with another Spanish army in the Netherlands and the combined force would be too unbearable for the English to face. Spanish soldiers were the finest in the world at the time and all the hopes of the Armada and the invasion for Spanish interests rested on the soldiery of Spanish men. The more of these advanced soldiers Spain had the greater chance of achieving their goal.
The Spanish Armada failed because of many things: Communication- There was a great lack of communication between the Spanish fleet from Spain and the Spanish in France. Francis Drake- Drake was highly experienced and very tactical. Phillip II- They had a perfect opportunity to invade England when the first arrived but were under strict instructions not to invade until they had the full fleet unless absolutely necessary. Medina Sedonia- The leader of the Spanish had no experience and did not want to lead the invasion!
no they had bad tactics aswell
becouse they saw the ships on fire and they didn't whant the set there own ships on fire
The weather was the main cause for the failure of the Spanish Armada, but if there had been no English ships the Armada could have just waited until the weather improved and then invaded England. It was a combination of weather, English ships and poor leadership that made the Armada fail.
because sir francis drake had a plan to set thier ships on fire by sending there ship on fire so they retreated out of 122 only 62 returned
The Spanish Armada had a great many soldiers in their Armada because their aim was the conquering of England. For years the Spanish King Philip II had been gathering men and resources and launched a massive invasion fleet against England. His aim to was to have the Armada meet up with another Spanish army in the Netherlands and the combined force would be too unbearable for the English to face. Spanish soldiers were the finest in the world at the time and all the hopes of the Armada and the invasion for Spanish interests rested on the soldiery of Spanish men. The more of these advanced soldiers Spain had the greater chance of achieving their goal.
Yes, England ended up in a war with Spain during Shakespeare's lifetime. The Spanish sent a huge fleet, the Spanish Armada, to assist in ferrying a Spanish army to England, but bad weather and persistent attacks from the English caused it to fail. This was in 1588 when Shakespeare was 24.
"Usted falla" in Spanish means "you fail" in English. It is the formal form of the second person singular in Spanish.
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"fallar" is the Spanish verb meaning "to fail".
yes the park balls never fail
you fail miserably at it and scream at the screen.
you fail miserably at it and scream at the screen.