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What did the Ancient Chinese invent that you still use today?
Gun Powder
Why is gun powder important to china today?
Because China invented gun powder.
Is gun powder used today?
yes it is
How do you use the gun powder on time tangled?
you go to the viking mountain and use the gun powder
What kind of powder did they use in the civil war?
GUN powder.
What do they use gunpowder for?
Gun powder
How Many Guns Use Gun-Powder?
All guns use gun powder except Air guns and Air rifles
What kind of powder do you use to reload shot shells?
gun powder
Did Britain use different gun powder?
no, because they believe that same gun powder can use in different types of guns and that will also cheap
What was the original use of gun powder?
Fireworks
When was smokeless gun powder invented?
Fireworks and Gun Powder was invented in the 9th century. it was invented by Li Tian.
Which of these achievements was crucial to the Ottoman Turks' ability to capture Byzantine cities in the 15th century?
The use of gun powder
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