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Sir Francis Drake was an English explorer who was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe. He sailed on five different ships over the course of his career, including the Golden Hind, which he used to complete the circumnavigation. Drake had a love for the sea from a young age and began sailing at 13 years old. He made three circumnavigations over the course of his career and helped defeat the Spanish Armada, showing that the world could be sailed around.
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- 1. Sir Francis Drake By Mehad
- 2. Table of Contents 1. Intro 2. Pictures of Sir Francis Drake 3. Quick Facts 4. 5 ships Sir Francis Drake Sailed on 5. Childhood 6. Marriage & Family 7. Circumnavigation 8. How he changed the world 9. Movie about Sir Francis 10. Documentary about Drake 11. Conclusion
- 3. Introduction My project is about Sir Francis Drake. Drake was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the world 3 times! He was a Privateer, Captain, Navigator, Slaver, and Politician.
- 4. Pictures of Sir Francis Drake Francis Drake
- 5. Quick Facts Nicknames: El Draque(Spanish called him that) Draco( Latin for "The Dragon") POB: Tavistock, Devon, England POD: Portobelo, Colon, Panama Years Alive: 1563 - 1596 Signature:
- 6. 5 Ships Sir Francis Drake sailed in Names of the 5 ships: Golden Hind, the Marigold, the Elizabeth, the Swan, and the Christopher.
- 7. Childhood ● As a child Drake loved the sea ● He was the oldest out of the twelve sons his mom had ● When he was 13 he was a crew of a ship ● Drake wanted to learn new things at a young age ● Named after his godfather Francis Russel ● Drake was an anti-Catholic
- 8. Marriage and Family ● Drake had 2 wives ● One of his wives died so he married another wife ● One of his wife's name was Mary Newman ● The other was Elizabeth Sydenham ● Drake had no children ● After Drake died his second wife married a man named Sir William Courtenay of Powderham
- 9. Drake's Wife
- 10. Circumnavigation ● In 1577 Drake set out 5 ships to attack Spanish holdings on the Pacific Coast ● The Spanish abandoned 2 ships in Rio de la Plata in the South ● The other 3 ships navigated the Straits of Magellan ● A storm came and destroyed one ship and the crew ● Drake continued in the Golden Hind up the Coast alone
- 12. How Sir Francis Drake changed the world ● Drake was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the world ● He helped to defeat the Spanish ● He showed the world that the world could be circumnavigated
- 13. Movie about Sir Francis Drake
- 14. Documentary about Sir Francis Drake
- 15. Conclusion My conclusion is that I learned a lot about Sir Francis Drake. I learned he was an explorer, slaver, privateer, captain, etc. In the beginning of this project I didn't know anything about Sir Francis Drake and now I know all about him.