What was the effect of England’s defeat of the Spanish armada? It established England as a world power.
It increased Spain’s influence in European lands.
It caused England to stop funding global expeditions.
It forced Spain to refocus on dominating the Mediterranean.

A: It established England as a world power.

Explanation:

In the late 1500s, Spain was the dominant world power, especially in naval power.

England was raiding Spanish ships, and supporting rebellion in Spanish territories.

Spain decided to retaliate, and attempted to invade England, in part due to the disputes over trade in the new world.

Spain prepared a huge armada, or fleet, of 130 ships and 28,000 soldiers.

Though outnumbered, English forces ddefeated the armada by using better guns that could fire long distances.

The English victory is portrayed in this painting.

The defeat of the Spanish Armada happened on July 29, 1588.

The victory established England as a major world power.

It also made long-range guns important in naval warfare.

Defeating the Spanish Armada made England the dominant world power as the 16th century came to close.

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