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A very broad question- so it gets a very broad answer- it has meant that there WAS a Great Britain. Gunpowder permitted Britain to defend herself against the enemies that would have destroyed it, and permitted it to grow and prosper. Without gunpowder, Britain would have ceased to exist at any number of times over the past 400 years.
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