Battle of Trafalgar and HMS Spartiate

What was the significance of the Union Jack on HMS Spartiate during the Battle of Trafalgar?

• It was a signal for retreat.

• It was used to distinguish friend from foe.

• It was a symbol of peace.

• It was a decorative element.

How did Nelson's tactics differ from traditional fleet tactics at Trafalgar?

• He relied solely on defensive maneuvers.

• He used a single line formation.

• He avoided direct confrontation.

• He organized his fleet into two columns.

What was the original nationality of HMS Spartiate before it was captured by the British?

• Portuguese

• Dutch

• Spanish

• French

What was the daily rum ration for sailors on HMS Spartiate?

• Three-quarters of a pint at 50% alcohol

• One pint at 30% alcohol

• Half a pint at 57% alcohol

• A quarter pint at 40% alcohol

What was the ultimate fate of Admiral Nelson during the Battle of Trafalgar?

• He was captured by the enemy.

• He was injured but survived.

• He was killed by a musketeer.

• He retired after the battle.