Like many pirates of the 17th and 18th century, Blackbeard (Edward Teach, 1680-1718) was drawn to the lucrative opportunities of raiding commercial shipping in the Americas and the Caribbean.
During the Queen Anne's War from 1702-1713, many sailors were hired to be privateers, which were basically pirates paid to attack enemy merchant ships during wartime, used as a type of economic warfare. The privateers were paid to be "legal" pirates working with the navy, pillaging enemy cargo ships.
After the war, all these privateers were left without jobs, and turned to the one job that they knew how to do well: pirating. Only instead of working for a set wage, they got to keep whatever they took. Blackbeard was one of these privateer-turned-buccaneers. Blackbeard went to Nissan, in the Bahamas, which was at that time a center for pirates. There he joined the ranks of Benjamin Hornigold, and started his career as a pirate.
Later, he conducted raids along the coasts of the Carolinas, which proved to be his undoing. In November, 1818, a small fleet hired by the Governor of Virginia caught up with Teach and engaged his ship. In the ensuing hand-to-hand battle, he was killed. The lead ship returned to Virginia with the head of Blackbeard tied to its bowsprit.
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Little is known about Blackbeard's early life, so he may have had siblings, but it is unknown for sure.
Lieutenant Maynard killed Blackbeard and did not get a reward.
Edward Teach, otherwise known as Blackbeard, called Bath, North Carolina his home. He sailed the ship called the Queen Anne's Revenge. Blackbeard held the city of Charleston hostage in May of 1718. He later temporarily stopped being a pirate and retired to Bath with his 14th wife. He returned to pirating ways in November and was captured by Lieutenant Robert Maynard. Maynard cut off Blackbeard's head and hung it from the bow of his ship.
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There were quite a number of various pirates that were born in the year 1680. The most famous of these pirates was known as Blackbeard. Blackbeard's real name was Edward Teach.
The most "famous" pirate would have to be Blackbeard as far as stories go, but for their time it would most definitely be Henry Morgan. 1. Jack Sparrow 2. Captain Hook 3. BlackBeard 4. Long John Silver
Darth Vader. Although Blackbeard has been around much longer than Darth Vader he is not as famous. More parodies, movies, fiction, and fanbase surround Darth Vader than Blackbeard. One thing to keep in mind is that Darth Vader is fictional while Blackbeard is real.