حرب الارمادا دراسة في الأسباب و النتائج

Abstract EN

The War of the Armada is one of the most famous naval battles in modern European history, in which England was able, thanks to the wisdom, cunning and quietness of Queen Elizabeth I to defeat the strongest fleet in the world at that time and defeat the most powerful opponents who were represented by Spain, an epic naval war (Armada) heated heavy.

Queen Elizabeth I hated the war by its nature and has always repeated before her entourage and governors in her country the phrase "We do not want war, gentlemen, no war" to you when the danger intensifies and does not hesitate in preparing for the battle.

This war had a clear impact on Europe and the world.

The defeat of the Armada marked the beginning of the decline of the Spanish Empire's power and influence in Europe and the New World and the demise of its monopoly on trade and colonies, and opened North America to the English trade and colonial movement.

England's victory led to its emergence on the international political scene and its emergence as a naval power dominating the oceans.

The defeat of the Armada seems to have been the end of a major project aimed at eliminating the Protestant movement in England in particular, and in the European continent in general.

On the contrary, the second king of Spain, Philip II, missed the opportunity to fight against the Protestant in England, which was established during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.