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What did the Chinese use gun powder for?
Fireworks originally.
Who was the first person to use gun powder?
Probably a Chinese man.
What did the Ancient Chinese invent that you still use today?
Gun Powder
What was invented by the Chinese for use in fireworks but was later adapted for use in weapons?
Gun powder
Who invented Gun pwoeder?
Gun POWDER was invented by the Chinese
Who invented Chinese gun powder?
The Chinese in the 9th century.
Who invented black gun powder?
Chinese
Who inverted gun powder?
The ancient Chinese civilization.
Who made gun power?
If you mean Gun Powder, mostl likely the Chinese.
Who invinted gun powder?
Invented; most likely the Chinese
How do you use the gun powder on time tangled?
you go to the viking mountain and use the gun powder
Who made gun powder?
The Chinese by at least the 9th century CE.
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