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What Innovations like the production of gunpowder tea and silk are usually attributed to which civilization?
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Which ancient civilization invented paper gunpowder and silk-making?
The Ancient Greeks man named Phillipo Antasios . He discovered it when he cut one tree .
Why is gunpowder terrible?
Gunpowder can blow things and people up.
Who was Robert catesby?
the leader of the gunpowder plot
What kind of weapons use gunpowder?
guns?
Why is China important?
China is important because it made gunpowder.
What were some innovations in the song dynasty?
Gunpowder, paper making, petrolium, compass, calendar.
How gunpowder has impacted modern civilization?
modern warfare
What civilization is responsible for creating Gunpowder?
Ancient Chinese
What are the release dates for War and Civilization - 1998 Gunpowder 1-3?
War and Civilization - 1998 Gunpowder 1-3 was released on: USA: 3 August 1998
Which ancient civilization inveted paper gunpowder and silk-making?
china
What civilization first invented gunpowder?
China During The Middle Ages
What is something china has given to the world civilization?
Gunpowder, fireworks and delicious food.
What civilization developed a civil service system invented gunpowder and manufactured porcelain?
Chinese
Which civilization first developed a civil service system invented gunpowder and manufactured porcelain?
Chinese
What civilization first developed a civil service system invented gunpowder and manufactured porcelain?
Chinese
What civilization invented paper and gunpowder?
Paper and gunpowder were invented by China. The Chinese used gunpowder primarily for fireworks celebrations. Paper was utilized for writing. European found gunpowder useful for weapons. Canons and hand guns used it for war and warfare became even more deadly.
What were some technological innovations of China's golden age?
Some technological innovations during China's golden age include the invention of gunpowder, which revolutionized warfare; the development of papermaking techniques, which improved communication and education; and the invention of the compass, which transformed navigation.
