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What did Cherokee Indians trade for?
jewlery, guns, and gunpowder
Was gunpowder a silk road trade item?
yes it was
How did the development of gunpowder affect castle?
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What was traded on the triangular trade route?
crops and gunpowder and weapons
What did the Cherokee Indians trade and with who did they trade?
To Europeans, they traded deer skin and fur for gun, gunpowder and textiles
How would the use of gunpowder affect the attack on a walled city?
i think that the gunpowder can be used as bullets and it can knock down the wall
How did trade affect European navigation?
how did trade affect european navigation they affect because Asia affect
What are factors that affect the presence of gunpowder residues?
Factors that affect the presence of gunpowder residues include the type of firearm, the type of ammunition used, the distance from the target, environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity, and the surface on which the residue is deposited. Additionally, the cleaning and maintenance of the firearm can also impact the presence of gunpowder residues.
Does age affect gunpowder accuracy?
Yes, age can affect gunpowder accuracy. Over time, gunpowder can degrade due to factors like moisture, temperature fluctuations, and exposure to air, leading to inconsistent burn rates and reduced performance. Older gunpowder may produce unpredictable velocities and pressures, which can negatively impact accuracy. Therefore, using fresh, properly stored gunpowder is crucial for maintaining optimal shooting performance.
How did the colonies affect trade?
how did the triangular trade affect the colonies
How did trade affect sumerican society?
They can trade affect sumerican society by
What affect did gunpowder weapons jave on samurai and knights?
gunpowder was a primitive technology at the time. Although the Samurai didn't have gunpowder they relied on the rescission of their swords or katana blades. Basically they had a pair and fought like men. Gun powder is for straight pussies.
