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1. King Philipamp39s War
   ... ground was expanding, leading the Puritans to believe they had the power to become the dominating political and religious force in New England.Drake 25 The ...
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2. Sir Francis Drake
   ... After a 3year voyage Francis Drake returned to England with a large sum of riches. Queen Elizabeth allowed Drake and his crew to each take L10,000. ...
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3. Spanish Armada
   ... During the battles between Spain and England Drake threw West Coast of Armada into turmoil Stenuit 746. After numerous battles ...
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4. Queen Elizabeth I1
   ... After exploring the coast of California, which he claimed for England, Drake crossed the Pacific and went on to circumnavigate the globe, returning home in ...
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5. queen
   ... After exploring the coast of California, which he claimed for England, Drake crossed the Pacific and went on to circumnavigate the globe, returning home in ...
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6. Sir Francis Drake
   ... globe. Sir Francis Drake also took part in destroying the Spanish Armada. These events rocketed him to great fame in England. Pirates ...
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7. Spanish Armada
   ... The English captains were Lord Admiral Howard and Sir Francis Drake. At the time of the Spanish Armada Elizabeth I was the queen. England then was poor and not ...
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8. England 2
   ... Under Elizabeth, England advanced in many areas. Merchants formed a great trading company, the East India Company, in 1600. Sir Francis Drake, Sir Walter ...
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9. Hail to the Queen
   ... Also, in 1587, Sir Francis Drake raided the Spanish port at Cadiz. ... Elizabeth forced wealthy nobles to give up boats and funds for Englandamp39s defense. ...
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10. The Spanish Armada
    ... Englandamp39s fleet was made up of about 197 ships and nearly 16,000 men ... of Effingham commanded the fleet and his squadron leaders were Francis Drake, John Hawkins ...
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11. Colonization
    ... during this period: the Italian John Cabot who was sponsored by the king of England to search for the Northwest Passage in 1497, and Sir Francis Drake who at ...
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12. Colonization 2
    ... during this period: the Italian John Cabot who was sponsored by the king of England to search for the Northwest Passage in 1497, and Sir Francis Drake who at ...
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13. British Naval Fleet
    ... The Sea King: Sir Francis Drake and his Times. ... Miller, Helen Hill. Captains from Devon: The Great Elizabethan Seafarers Who Won the Oceans for England. ...
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14. Daniel Burnham and John Wellborn Root
    ... Burnhamamp39s reputable New England family moved to Chicago in 1854 ... In 1872 his father offered him to Peter Bonnett Wight of Carter, Drake ampamp Wight Zanten, ampquotBurnham ...
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15. The Spanish Armada
    ... The commanders of the fleet were Duke of Madina Sidonia, Francis Drake, Duck of ... the Armada was spotted off the Sicily Isles near southwestern England Goldman 1 ...
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16. The british colonial experienc
    ... Political issues and the powerful Spain prevented England from any ventures into New World ... By 1586, when Sir Francis Drake visited Roanoke, the town was dead. ...
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17. The Defeat Of The Spanish Armada
    ... to pull together 30,000 soldiers and cross the channel into England with the ... and slow, the English, commanded by Lord Howard and Francis Drake, decided to use ...
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18. Queen Elizabeth
    ... English seamen such as Sir Francis Drake and John Hawkins waylaid Spanish ships on ... II decided to put an end to the attacks by invading and conquering England. ...
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19. Reasons for European Expansion
    ... In England, Queen Elizabethamp39s privateers waged a brutal war agains the gold laden spanish ships. The venerated Francis Drake was one of these privateers, or ...
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20. Transcendentalism
    ... 1973. 168, 267, 278. Drake, William ampquotWalden.ampquot Thoreau, A Collection of Critical Essays. ... ampquotAmerican Renaissance in New England: Colonization to the American ...
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21. adolescent childbearing
    ... The pregnancy rate was twice that of England, Wales, France, and Canada, three ... and formula to the price of shattered families and unrealized dreams Drake, 1996 ...
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22. history of auto
    ... 1797 Richard Trevithick began to work on a highpressured steam engine in England. ... In 1857 Dr. Alfred Drake exhibits an ampquotexplosive gas engineampquot at the Crystal ...
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23. Cockroaches
    ... In England they are called ampquotSteambugsampquot or ampquotShinersampquot. ... In 1634 the first entomology book in Britain proclaimed that Drakeamp39s ship was brimming with roaches. ...
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24. Report: First along the River by Benjamin Kline
    ... Soon to follow the Spanish was England and France who both contributed mightily to the ... not be the sum of it as Americans were introduced to oil by Edwin Drake. ...
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25. Insanity Defense History
    ... It wasnamp39t until the late seventh century BC, under the archonship of Drake, the insanity defense was written about Robinson. ... 1844, England Encyclopedia. ...
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26. Schizophrenia
    ... The New England Journal of Medicine ... http://www.educ.drake.edu/nri/syllabi/reha222/ Schizophrenia/Aboutsciz.html Bernheim, Kayla F. SCHIZOPHRENIA: SYMPTOMS, CAUSE ...
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27. 8 astronomers
    ... Sir Isaac Newton was born in 1642 in Lincolnshire, England. ... New York: Harper ampampRow, 1964. Drake, Stillman. Galileo. Oxford: Oxford U. Press, 1980. ...
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