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    made due to one of the most important inventions in China’s history‚ Gunpowder. The Ancient Chinese made gunpowder by mixing certain fuels and ores could explode if mixed in the right proportions and heated. They found this out while they were searching for the “elixir of everlasting life” on behalf of the emperor‚ which led to the invention of gunpowder. Here are a few devastating weapons that the Ancient Chinese made with gunpowder. Ancient Chinese fire arrows The ancient Chinese took arrows and

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    a military revolution was taking place which would propel Europe to forefront of military superiority. While the military revolution produced significant technological advancements specifically with respect to gunpowder‚ cannons‚ and sailing ships‚ such advancements would come with a plethora of technological‚ political and social consequences both positive and negative. Along with the predominant consequence of driving Europe towards political centralization‚ the Military Revolution also marked

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    effigies‚ set off fireworks and celebrate with our friends. If you want to refresh your memory and perhaps learn a few unexpected things about this historic event‚ check out our two part series into Guy Fawkes Night. The Key Characters Behind the Gunpowder Plot We all remember Guy Fawkes‚ but there were plenty

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    WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GUNPOWDER PLOT FOR CATHOLICS 1605 THROUGH TO 1620? This essay will discuss the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 when a group of catholic noblemen plotted to blow up the English House of Parliament; the target of the plot was King James VI of Scotland and I of England. This essay will focus on how the event impacted Catholics and their treatment in society and law after the event. Primary sources including letters‚ Parliamentary documents and their insight into how the event

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    Background A cause of the gunpowder plot was the religious tension in England during the early 17th century which stemmed from earlier generations. It started with the English Reformation in the 16th Century when King Henry VIII wished to divorce his wife‚ Catherine of Aragon‚ and under the Roman Catholic Church and the Pope‚ it was not allowed. So‚ Henry set out to set up his own church‚ the Church of England. Parliament which passed the Act of Supremacy in 1534 that named him “Supreme Head on earth

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    arsenals. Fireworks are a lot of fun to watch‚ but can be very dangerous if not handled carefully. So to ensure safety different categories of fireworks are accessible only in certain places. The four categories of fireworks are grouped based on their gunpowder content‚ weight‚ size

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    Physics of Fireworks. Have you ever wondered where those magnificent flashes in the sky came from? How are those huge booms of light working? What makes them change colors? What gives them all their shapes? Be prepared to have your mind completely blown; from monks warding off ancient sprits‚ to Caption John Smith having a party‚ to Queen Elizabeth’s ’Fire masters’. Fireworks have been the biggest‚ loudest‚ most well-known symbol of freedom and light for centuries. From the huge Willows that

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    Third great Chinese invention is gunpowder. Everything from Guy Fawke’s night fireworks to modern artillery shells owes their origin to this. Ancient necromancers searching for the elixir of everlasting life on behalf of the Emperor discovered that mixtures of certain fuels and ores could‚ if mixed in the right proportions and heated‚ produce an explosion. This led in time to the discovery of gunpowder. In 1044 Zeng Gongliang wrote “The Collection of the Most Important Military Techniques”‚ and in

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    UWP 102E Simplify‚ Clarify‚ & Correct III Optional Exercise: If you choose to do this exercise and submit it for a letter grade. The letter grade earned for SCC III will replace the lowest letter grade first recorded for SCC I and SCC II (i.e.‚ lowest of the two swapped out and replaced with SCC III grade). ______________________________________________________________________________ Directions: Rewrite the following 20 sentences to get rid of dead wood‚ jargon ("hit list" words/phases)

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    Some sources say that the discovery of fireworks occurred about 2‚000 years ago‚ and other sources place the discovery sometime during the 9th century during the Song dynasty (960-1279)‚ although this could be confusion between the discovery of gunpowder by the cook and the invention

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