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Ships of History

if you're interested in history or ships, or both there are two ships you must try to see in the OK-the Mary Rose and the Golden Hinde
In 1543, Henry Vill went to war with France (not for the first time), and the next year he took control of the Frerich town of Boulogne. In response, a large nuber of French ships set sail for England. The French had over 200 ships in their fleet and the English about 80, waiting near the town of Portsmouth on the South Coast. The leading ship was the Mary Rose, the biggest and best ship in England at that time. Henry VIII, although getting old and ill, amived to take charge of the battle himself

The French ships couldn't get into Portsmouth, because it was defended by towers and a castle, but they started firing at the English fleet. The English ships moved towards the French, but as the Mary Rose tumed, it sank. There are several different theories as to why this happened, and one day we may know for sure

Although Henry tried to have the Mary Rose brought up from the seabed, she remained underwater until 1982, when she was lifted out by the Mary Rose Trust. Careful work. to repair and protect the ship began. After some years, this work was completed. Now visitors can view the spectal collection of thousands of personal, domestic and military objects in the Mary Rose Museum. With so much to see you're sure to have un interesting timel You could also come to London and see the Golden Hinde. This ship was famous as the flagship of Sir Francis Drake during his three-year voyage around the world, with the Golden Hinde being the only ship to retum home safely, having left in 1577.

Drake captured many Spanish ships during the voyage, and took their gold and money, When Drake came back to England, he became both rich and famous. Queen Elizabeth I took a share of the prizes captured, and visited the Golden Hinde with great ceremony. She decided that the ship should be kept so that the general public could come and look at it, making it England's first museum ship
The ship you can visit nowadays is a fully working model of the sixteenth-century ship, and has also sailed around the world if history and sailing interest you, then attend a special workshop on the Golden Hinde. For the afternoon, you can become an officer on board and find out how to navigate the Golden Hinde in the way the original sailors did before modern electronic equipment was invented.
AB
1.
French ships came to England because of the English occupation of a part of France
2. Henry VIII decided to control the battle at Portsmouth himself
3. Nowadays, everybody knows the reason the Mary Rose sank
4.
Henry VIII wanted to rescue the Mary Rose after it sank.
5. The Mary Rose Museum opened in 1982
6 The Golden Hinde was one of the ships Francis Drake took all the way around the world
7 Drake returned to England with a lot of money
8 Queen Elizabeth wanted people to visit the Golden Hinde
9.The ship you can see today is the original Golden Hinde.
10.
On the Golden Hinde, you can leam about how sailors found their way across the sea

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làm và giải thích tại sao đúng tại sao sai
Ships of History

if you&#x27;re interested in history or ships, or both there are two ships you must try to see in the OK-the Mary Rose and the Golden Hinde
In 1543, Henry Vill went to war with France (not for the first time), and the next year he took control of the Frerich town of Boulogne. In response, a large nuber of French ships set sail for England. The French had over 200 ships in their fleet and the English about 80, waiting near the town of Portsmouth on the South Coast. The leading ship was the Mary Rose, the biggest and best ship in England at that time. Henry VIII, although getting old and ill, amived to take charge of the battle himself

The French ships couldn&#x27;t get into Portsmouth, because it was defended by towers and a castle, but they started firing at the English fleet. The English ships moved towards the French, but as the Mary Rose tumed, it sank. There are several different theories as to why this happened, and one day we may know for sure

Although Henry tried to have the Mary Rose brought up from the seabed, she remained underwater until 1982, when she was lifted out by the Mary Rose Trust. Careful work. to repair and protect the ship began. After some years, this work was completed. Now visitors can view the spectal collection of thousands of personal, domestic and military objects in the Mary Rose Museum. With so much to see you&#x27;re sure to have un interesting timel You could also come to London and see the Golden Hinde. This ship was famous as the flagship of Sir Francis Drake during his three-year voyage around the world, with the Golden Hinde being the only ship to retum home safely, having left in 1577.

Drake captured many Spanish ships during the voyage, and took their gold and money, When Drake came back to England, he became both rich and famous. Queen Elizabeth I took a share of the prizes captured, and visited the Golden Hinde with great ceremony. She decided that the ship should be kept so that the general public could come and look at it, making it England&#x27;s first museum ship
The ship you can visit nowadays is a fully working model of the sixteenth-century ship, and has also sailed around the world if history and sailing interest you, then attend a special workshop on the Golden Hinde. For the afternoon, you can become an officer on board and find out how to navigate the Golden Hinde in the way the original sailors did before modern electronic equipment was invented.
AB
1.
French ships came to England because of the English occupation of a part of France
2. Henry VIII decided to control the battle at Portsmouth himself
3. Nowadays, everybody knows the reason the Mary Rose sank
4.
Henry VIII wanted to rescue the Mary Rose after it sank.
5. The Mary Rose Museum opened in 1982
6 The Golden Hinde was one of the ships Francis Drake took all the way around the world
7 Drake returned to England with a lot of money
8 Queen Elizabeth wanted people to visit the Golden Hinde
9.The ship you can see today is the original Golden Hinde.
10.
On the Golden Hinde, you can leam about how sailors found their way across the sea

Timi · Accepted Answer

Here are the answers to the questions:

1. True
2. True
3. False (there are several different theories as to why this happened, and one day we may know for sure)
4. True
5. False (the Mary Rose was lifted out of the water in 1982, but the museum opened after the ship was repaired and protected)
6. True
7. True
8. True
9. False (the ship you can visit nowadays is a fully working model of the sixteenth-century ship)
10. True

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