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| （外文） | 永临中学The Influence of Spanish Naval Expedition Against England on the Development of British Capitalism 配乐朗诵音乐 |
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The Influence of Spanish Naval Expedition Against England
on the Development of British Capitalism
Abstract
After the mid 14th century, the eds of capitalism sprouted and grew in Great Britain. The time of the early 16th to the mid-17th century in England was commonly en as a transitional stage from feudalism to capitalism. But at that time, Spain, the most powerful country in the world with a navy called Invincible Armada, stood in the way. So in order to compete for colonies and maritime trade, the naval battle between Spain and England broke out in 1588. This war brought about huge influence on the two warring countries. England defeated the powerful enemy, which enforced the cohesion of English people and built up the foundation for its future development. This paper focus on the influence of this war on the development of British capitalism. In the first part, it will give an introduction to the war and the capitalism. And in the following parts, the thesis will show the specific significance of the war and its influence on British capitalism, which is aimed to enable the readers to understand the modernism of Great Britain conveniently.
Key words: capitalism; naval battle; influence; Britain
The Influence of Spanish Naval Expedition Against England
on the Development of British Capitalism
Outline
Thesis Statement: 示儿古诗原文This paper discuss the influence of Spanish Naval Expedition Against England and the development of capitalism in Great Britain.
I. Introduction
II. An Overview of the War and the Result
A. The Reason for the War
B. The New Order of Postwar
C. The Further Development of British Capitalism
III. The Influence of the War on the Development of British Capitalism
促进胃动力A. Direct Influence
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1. The Loss of Spanish Influences
2. The Promotion of Britain’s Position
3. The Foundation of the Development of British Capitalism
B. Indirect Influence
1. The Policies of British Government
2. The Failures of the Competitors
3. The Establishment of the Colonies and Slave Trade
IV. Conclusion
The Influence of Spanish Naval Expedition Against England
on the Development of British Capitalism
事倍功半的意思I. Introduction
With the new a routes and the great geographical discovery at the end of 15th century, the European countries got an unprecedented opportunity to develop their economy. Most of them grasped this opportunity to explore the world in order to get wealth as much as possible. The earliest two countries were Portugal and Spain, which were fond of missionizing and trying to covert Asian and American to Christian, when they joined forces with a band of external expansion and contested colonies. The wealth that they robbed was not put on the construction of economy but for extravagant, which caud the gold going into the western European countries, such as Netherlands, England and France. The countries were the eds of capitalism firstly sprouting up in established varieties of methods of conducting trade, such Dutch East India Company and the Honourable East India Company. They ud the gold that was earned from Iberian Peninsula to plunder much more wealth. Britain established the Church of England and encouraged the pirates to rob Spanish merchant ships for the improvement of competitiveness. It dreadfully violated the interests of the earliest maritime hegemony. Fo
r Spain, it was intolerable, so it nt its navy called Invincible Armada to attack England. But England defeated it and enforced the cohesion of English people.
This war became a watershed. Since then, Spain lost the hegemony at a, while England jumped into the a, izing colonies everywhere and defeating other competitors to develop the trade. It laid the foundation for the further development of British capitalism. The capitalism got the smooth development and eventually the constitutional monarchy was t up in Britain.
II. An Overview of the War and the Result
In the 16th century the government of England encouraged the pirates to rob the ships of Spain and to attack the ports in Spain and its American colonies, “all the while encouraging English pirates like Hawkins and Drake to ize Spanish ships and goods in the West Indians. Drake was dubbed by the Spanish ‘the master Thief of the Unknown World’.”1 “According to statistics, Britain at least got 12, 000, 000 pounds from it.”2 Tho
policies damaged the profits of Spain, the most powerful country at that time, so it nt its navy called Invincible Armada to attack England. By May of 1588, however, the Spanish Armanda was finally ready to sail. The fleet numbered over 130 ships, making it by far the greatest naval fleet of its age.3 Eventually, England defeated it and began to ri sharply. The speed of the primitive accumulation of capital greatly accelerated, promoting the development of British capitalism.
海字A. The Reason for the War
Spanish Naval Expedition Against England was one of the most important wars in European history, which determined the political situation of the early modern Europe. Many factors made the war break out.
First, Spain thought it was the owner of the a, having robbed much gold from the new world, and had an extremely powerful navy called Invincible Armada. So if England wanted to be strong, Spain would be the first competitor that should be defeated. It was the basic reason.
Second, the religion reform made England get rid of the control of the Pope, and England helped other countries do it, while Spain was still the traditional Christian supporter. “In 1572, more than 3000 puritans were killed in London, which made Elizabeth unable to tolerate it and had to fight against Spain.”复沓读音4 The Pope of Rome had good relationship with the king of Spain, so what did England do made Spain unsatisfied.
