Why can Francis Drake's expedition around most of the globe be seen as something of an anomaly? A. Most English voyages were focused on the shores of North America. B. France was more involved in South America than any other European nation. C. Spain never funded voyages of exploration, only the church did. D. It was the only voyage of exploration that did not circumnavigate the globe.

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Mikaela Ryan

4 September, 16:03

Why can Francis Drake's expedition around most of the globe be seen as something of an anomaly? A. Most English voyages were focused on the shores of North America. B. France was more involved in South America than any other European nation. C. Spain never funded voyages of exploration, only the church did. D. It was the only voyage of exploration that did not circumnavigate the globe.

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Julius Sloan · Answer 1

Why can Francis Drake's expedition around most of the globe be seen as something of an anomaly?

A. Most English voyages were focused on the shores of North America.

Camille Logan · Answer 2

Because most English expeditions at this time were focussed only on North America, not the entire globe.