According to the latest research as of 2008 in Garry Gitzen's "Francis Drake in Nehalem Bay 1579, Setting the Historical Record Straight", Drake never set foot in what we know today as California. The California landing story was made-up by false claims of a fake plate of brass that was supposedly left by Drake and ignoring previous scholarly research by Zelia Nuttall and 16th century maps by Hondius and Van Sype.
No. The BRIDGE was not built until 1937.
The first Europeans tp find the GOLDEN GATE (the water connecting San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean) were Spanish, not English like Drake. A group of soldiers traveling up the coast by land found it in 1769, and a ship went through it in 1775.
Of course, before any Europeans arrived, there were Native Americans who had been there hundreds if not thousands of years.
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gold and spices
Francis William Drake died in 1788.
go 2 mapquest.
Yes Francis Drake was very successful in his journey.
Yes He Found gold
His goal was to find gold and spices.
Sir Francis Drake, (which reminds me of Drake and Josh) found himself gold and death...
he did successfully completed his goal
He was knighted and he received gold and silk.
He was sent to find Northwest Passage and rob the Spanish of gold.
To get gold and money for the queen.
interesting thing about sir francis drake voyages
Oueen Elizibeth told Francis Drake to steal the gold and the silver. So,Francis Drake, stole 26 tons of silver and 80 pounds of gold.To get the silver and gold, he had to killed the spanish in order to get the gold and silver.
Gold and Silver
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Elizabeth Island, and an open channel south of Tierra del Fuego