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How many tons of gunpowder were used in the gunpowder plot?
there were 36 barrels.
What is another name for gunpowder as used in the guy Fawkes plot?
i think it is just gunpowder but not sure
Where did they keep gunpowder?
They used to just keep it in small wooden barrels, like kegs.
Whose cellar was used in the gunpowder plot?
Guy Fawkes I think
Why did they use gunpowder in the gunpowder plot?
They used gunpowder because it is highly explosive stuff which is very strong and could of blew up the house of Parliament in seconds.
What was gunpowder most used for in civil war?
The guns used black powder. It produced volumes of smoke and as highly corrosive to the chambers and barrels.
What are Civil War rifles made of?
Soft steel barrels and wood stocks. Hardened steel barrels came with smokeless gunpowders in the 20th century. Civil War guns used black gunpowder.
How many barrels of gun powder used in the gun powder plot?
GuyFawkes placed 36 barrels in a wood store room under the House of Lords building, had they all been detonated would have leveled most of the Westminster palace complex.
Who wrote the gunpowder plot poem?
The Gunpowder Plot poem, also known as "Remember, remember the fifth of November," was written in the 18th century as part of a popular rhyming verse. The poem was used to pass down the events of the Gunpowder Plot and has evolved into a common saying associated with Guy Fawkes Night. The author of the original poem remains unknown.
How many barrels of oil are used in Chile?
16,598
How many barrels in a Gatling gun?
The first ones had six barrels that used .58-caliber ammunition.
What was the alternative story to the gunpowder plot?
The alternative story to the Gunpowder Plot suggests that it was not merely an attempt by a group of Catholic conspirators to blow up the English Parliament and assassinate King James I. Instead, some historians argue that the plot was exaggerated or even fabricated by the government to justify a crackdown on Catholics and consolidate power. This narrative posits that the authorities used the plot to rally public support against Catholics, leading to increased persecution and the entrenchment of anti-Catholic sentiment in England.
