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Having several close runins with Catholic Spanish forces when he was young caused Drake to dislike and distrust the Spanish immensely In his early years off the American coast Drake sailed as a slave trader and . Drake & Gorham In During the 1880s the partners installed electricity into the great country houses of Britain - places too remote to be served by the mains supply. Sightseers gathered, wh Academic Advising Model Proposal. Fall 2014. Advising at Drake. High level of dissatisfaction. Workload of faculty. Inconsistency in student experience. Lack of clear expectations for students and advisors. Analysis Committee. Assessment Update September 2012. Maturing Assessment Process. Student learning outcomes established. Develop consistent definition of outcomes, criteria for assessment, apply criteria to student work. ASTR 1420. Lecture 19. Sections 12.1. Average score = . 75.7. Drake Equation. Frank Drake. currently at. the SETI . institute Berkeley. In 1961, at a meeting of about a dozen scholars at Green Bank, WV. . By: Amanpreet Karara 603. . Drake was known for his rapping and acting. He was a small screen actor when he was little but then got into the music industry. Drake had sung or had rapped in about 35 songs. His 10 most popular songs that became big hits were:. About Drake’s Drake’sfounder, Newman E. Drake, established the brand in 1888 selling sliced pound cake in Brooklyn, New York. Now a part of the McKee Foods family bakery, Drake’scakes a Passage?. Colm. Sweeney. David Munro. , Taro Takahashi, Tim . Newberger. ,. Nikki . Lovenduski. , Britt Stephens, . Janet . Sprintall. , Teresa . Chereskin. Motivation. The Southern Ocean is currently a sink for atmospheric CO. By Jack Savage . Sir Francis Drake. Occupation:. Explorer, privateer. Born:. 1540 or 1544 in Tavistock, England. Died:. January 27, 1596 in Portobelo, Panama. Best known for:. First Englishman to sail around the world and defeating the Spanish Armada. The Northern European countries of Britain, France and Holland were quick to follow the lead of Portugal and Spain in overseas exploration and trade.. Under the encouragement and support of the King of England (King Henry VII), explorers like John Cabot, William Baffin, Martin Frobisher and Francis Drake sought out new lands and even acted as pirates raiding Spanish and Portuguese ships and colonies.. Chai, Aurora and Josh. Social studies 8. Instructor Mr. Lilly . Introduction Francis Drake. He was a pirate . And he had lots of booty he stole from the . Spanish.. Early life. Drake was born near Plymouth in Devonshire England.. Roanoke and Jamestown. Settlement at the time. France and Spain had successful settlements in the Americas.. In particular, Spain was very successful in generating large sums of gold in the form of mining and farming.. . . . . . Focus 3. Exploration and voyages of discovery. . Factors prompting exploration, including the impact of new technology on ships and sailing and the drive to expand trade. . The reasons for, and significance of, Drake’s circumnavigation of the globe.. (1577 – 1580). Überblick. Datum. 13. Dez. 1577 – 26. Sep. 1580. Ort. Welt. Ereignis. Drake umsegelt die Welt & führt eine erfolgreiche Kaperfahrt gegen Spanien durch. 2. Sir Francis Drake. (1540 – 1596). In the summer of 1579 Francis Drake and all those aboard the Golden Hind were in peril. The ship was leaking and they were in search of a protected beach to careen the ship to make repairs. They searched the coast and made landfall in what they called a ‘Fair and Good Bay’, generally thought to be in California. They stacked the treasure they had recently captured from the Spanish onto on this sandy shore, repaired the ship, explored the country, and after a number of weeks they set sail for home. When they returned to England, they became the second expedition to circumnavigate the earth, after Magellan’s voyage in 1522, and the first to return with its commander.  Thunder Go North unravels the mysteries surrounding Drake’s famous voyage and summer sojourn in this bay. Comparing Drake’s observations of the Natives’ houses, dress, foods, language, and lifeways with ethnographic material collected by early anthropologists, Melissa Darby makes a compelling case that Drake and his crew landed not in California but on the Oregon coast. She also uncovers the details of how an early twentieth-century hoax succeeded in maintaining the California landing theory and silencing contrary evidence. Presented here in an engaging narrative, Darby’s research beckons for history to be rewritten.