By experimenting to grasp an understanding of this mysterious mixture, the Chinese people created rockets that held gunpowder in it. By making a stand for it, they would set fire to the gunpowder for the rocket to shoot up. That was the most basic invention. Later throughout history, Europeans made shotguns with small bullets that held gunpowder in it. It was the same concept of what the Chinese made, but the mechanism was built smaller to fit for a person to carry. Soon after, many more guns were made with more capabilities such as the small revolver and automated guns. Not only did China create a special dust, but they also created a new era of this world.
Thanks to gunpowder, China's dominance could never be ended against the old swords and spears. This secret dust was admired by everyone from around the world. Using the Silk Road, people would trade anything for this unique weapon. The Europeans traded the gunpowder and took advantage of it. In Europe, constant wars were happening between 1450 and 1750. The advantage about guns were that you were able to kill enemies without risking your own life. Since the Europeans perfected this dangerous mixture, they used it to conquer lands. After that, settlements of no gunpowder weapons started to fade away, making gunpowder eventually being a necessity for survival. As time went by, guns started to become more efficient, and replaced the gunpowder with a different black dust. However, gunpowder is still used to this date. Fireworks and other things are still being done with gunpowder. This powder became a phenomenal creation to this world, and it marked an important part in the history of this world.
Wow! Nice job Bryan. The information and facts collected are very nice. You are a talented writer, especially considering The English is our second language. Your essay flowed really well. I want to look into more about the Dynasties after reading this. Way to go Bryan!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Awesome job! Your information is clearly presented and nicely organized. Your piece is very, very interesting and taught me a lot of new things and your clear writing helped me understand the information. Great job!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed this Bryan! Your formatting and breaking it into three different sections made your writing neat and easy to follow. I loved your flavorful text and commentary to go along with the facts. Really made the post better. Great job. Had no clue gunpowder developed and spread so quickly!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I thought this was very well written and organized! This taught me a lot of new information about gun powder! Well done!
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ReplyDeleteI really liked your post. It is so interesting that gunpowder was just an accident, and how gunpowder today is still so prominant in today's society. Being an accident, it really makes me think about how different the world today would be (and perhaps better and less violent). Great job!