No. The Spanish Armada was a fleet of naval vessels sent by the king of Spain in an attempt to conquer Britain in the late 16th century. It failed.
England got land taken away from them and some privelages
For a map of the route of the First Fleet, see the related link.
The Spanish Armada
The Spanish Armada or commonly called the Invincible Armada.
I am not sure but did they mean route? If they didn't it was armada
Armada, you mean? As in "The Spanish Armada"? Yes, but the term has been taken into English and describes a fleet of warships.
No. The Spanish Armada was a fleet of naval vessels sent by the king of Spain in an attempt to conquer Britain in the late 16th century. It failed.
it was Indian territory.
It was the route taken by Phileas Fogg.
England got land taken away from them and some privelages
course is a path or route taken"]
For a map of the route of the First Fleet, see the related link.
The noun 'armada' is a collective noun for:an armada of newtsan armada of ships
Panamá Channel
About 20,000, depending on the air route taken. By any sea route it is longer.
The land route was called the Oregon Trail.