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When were the first fireworks invented?
The first documented use of fireworks dates back to 7th century China during the Tang Dynasty. Developed using a combination of incendiary powder inside bamboo shoots, the Chinese used these early fireworks for entertainment and celebrations.
When were fireworks made?
Fireworks were first invented in China around 7th century AD. They were originally created by mixing gunpowder with various elements to produce colorful explosions. Today, fireworks are used for celebrations and events around the world.
Who was the person that inventored fireworks?
Someone in China about 2000 years ago.
When were fireworks invented?
Fireworks were made sometime in the years 800s
What was their name who made fireworks?
the ancient china people made fire works
Are fireworks illegal in china?
Fireworks are definitely not illegal in China. Ancient China created fireworks in the 7th century to scare away evil spirits. People now still use fireworks in China for the Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Moon Festival. China is the largest manufacturer of fireworks in the world.
Where was fireworks created?
fireworks originated about 2,000 years ago in China. (:
When and where did fireworks get invented?
Fireworks were invented in Ancient China in the 12th century.
Do they sell fireworks in china town UK?
they sell legal and illegal fireworks any where that's called china town
Invention of gunpowder?
The gunpowder was close to the fireworks because the china's made the fireworks.
Are fireworks legal in China?
yes
Where were the first fireworks made?
China
Were and when were fireworks firsted used?
China
Why did the Romans set off fireworks?
No they did not. Fireworks reached Europe from China later in history.
What year was fireworks made in china?
That would be the 7th century China
What country first invented the fireworks?
China
What has the author Robert Hsu written?
Robert Hsu has written: 'China fireworks' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Investments, China 'China fireworks' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Investments
