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How were the fireworks invented?
the chines invented them with gun powder
What county invented fireworks?
China invented fireworks first, then the Europeans found out about the Chinese invention, and then it spread around the world.
What nation invented fireworks?
The Chinese.
Who invented fireworks Chinese?
yes
Who first invented fireworks?
The Chinese
When were fireworks first invented?
Around the 1990s.
What country first invented the fireworks?
China
Who invented the fireworks?
The Chinese invented gunpowder, which they used in making explosive rockets for war as well as for making fireworks, about 1,000 years ago.
What dynasty did they invent fireworks?
they invented the fireworks during the song dynasty (thanks for looking it up<3)
Which Chinaman first invented the Fireworks?
IT WAS CHING CHANG
What are China's invention?
the chinese invented gunpower and fireworks
When were fireworks first invented in china?
10th century
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