King Philip II of Spain wanted to invade England to support Queen Elizabeth I and promote Protestantism., TRUE, FALSE, Sir Francis Drake was considered a privateer by England but viewed as a pirate by the Spanish., TRUE, FALSE, The Spanish invasion plan relied on the Armada meeting a Spanish army commanded by the Duke of Parma in the Netherlands., TRUE, FALSE, Spanish naval strategy focused on using long-range cannons to attack from a distance., TRUE, FALSE, The primary impact of the English fire ships near Calais was the direct destruction of most of the Spanish fleet, TRUE, FALSE, The Battle of Gravelines successfully prevented the Spanish Armada from meeting the Duke of Parma's army., TRUE, FALSE, The Spanish Armada safely returned to Spain using the exact same route through the English Channel., TRUE, FALSE, Severe storms during the retreat were the sole reason for the failure of the Spanish Armada., TRUE, FALSE, The term 'the Protestant Wind' referred to the severe storms that many English people believed were sent by God., TRUE, FALSE, Following the defeat in 1588, Spain immediately lost all its global power and never attempted to invade England again., TRUE, FALSE

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