the golden age of piracy ended in the late 1720s.
the golden age of piracy ended in the late 1720s.
when did the golden age of piracy end?
late 1720s
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the golden age of piracy is a common designation given to usually one or more outbursts of piracy in the maritime history of the early modern period. in its broadest accepted definition, the golden age of piracy spans the 1650s to the late 1720s and covers three separate outbursts of piracy:









































bullet::::1. the buccaneering period of approximately 1650 to 1680, characterized by anglo-french seamen based on jamaica and tortuga attacking spanish colonies and shipping in the caribbean and eastern pacific
golden age of piracy
the term "golden age" is at present frequently used in the context of various fields, such as the "spanish golden age", "dutch golden age", "golden age of alpinism", "golden age of american animation", "golden age of comics", "golden age of science fiction", "golden age of television", "golden age of hollywood", "golden age of arcade video games", "golden age of radio", "golden age of hip hop" and even "golden age of piracy" or "golden age of porn". usually, the term "golden age" is bestowed retroactively, when the period in question has ended and is compared with what followed in the specific field discussed.
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