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History is like a car crash in the fog.

Chronological--- The order in which events occur Colony---Settlement of land by a distant parent country Colonize--- To settle land for a distant parent country

Henry the VIII King of England. Broke from the Catholic Church. Formed the Church of England. Married six times--- Father of Elizabeth.

Elizabeth I Queen of England Daughter of Henry Responsible For the defeat of the Spanish Armada

Philip II of Spain King of Spain Defeated by England in the Battle of the Spanish Armada

Sir Francis Drake Sea Dog or pirate 1st Englishman to circumnavigate the globe. Knighted by Elizabeth for bravery

Places Roanoke--- Lost Colony said to have disappeared Jamestown--- 1 st permanent English settlement Quebec--- 1 st permanent French settlement

Timeline Columbus sails Roanoke Defeat of Spanish Armada st permanent English settlement at Jamestown st permanent French settlement at Quebec

Route of Armada

Defeat of the Spanish Armada 1588 Armada: A Giant Fleet of Ships Defeated by: Privateers, Fire, Protestant Wind 27,000 Men including Priests Changed World History

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