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    He created this cannon in order to bring mobility when fighting on the battlefield. As a military engineer, he believed that mobility was crucial towards a victory. The triple barrel cannon consisted of three thin cannons that were adjustable in height and loaded in the front. The cannon was fast, light, and solved the existing problem of cannons being stationary, difficult to manage, and taking a long time to reload. It could load…

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    Essay On Gunpowder Weapons

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    such respect for class, and nobles risked death as much from gunshot as did non-noble soldiers.” Nobles feared firearms. Their armor could protect them from swords, axes, arrows and crossbows, but it couldn’t stop a long gun like an arquebus or a cannon. It wasn’t just nobles that were at odds with firearms, common soldiers were also reluctant to accept these weapons. They reasoned that “such weapons could not have come from God,” since “their sounds were thunderous, and the ground shook when…

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    protect. There are many things that use gunpowder. China had discovered gunpowder. The muzzleloader uses a small cylinder of gunpowder. When people are hunting, the bullet they use is filled with gunpowder. Muzzleloading can apply to anything from cannons to old pistols because they all use gunpowder. The Chinese figured out that they you could use gunpowder for military forces against the Mmongols when they began to invade. Gunpowder is mainly used in older guns because the…

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    How gunpowder changed warfare How gunpowder was invented is that some scientists in china were experimenting Saltpeter a powerful agent potassium nitrate. It was used in medical compounds for years until a man thought about mixing the potassium agent with sulfur and charcoal, it had a result of a mysterious powder. Some observers said that smoke and fire the scientist’s body parts were burnt and the houses that they were working at burnt down too. The powder was used by the reigning Sung…

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    I logged into Unturned on the beautiful, tropical island of Hawaii. The sun was already coming up, smiling from its nap. I'm the only one at the outpost my team has found to reuse as a checkpoint. The rest of the unit is either on patrol duty or scavenging for supplies, since we've only received one airdrop from H.Q. all month, I fear that the eastern raiders have sabotaged our supply line. I was tasked to finish the new wall to create two lines of defense. The new wall would be on the outside…

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    tough, especially before weapons were created to help out. Cannons stemmed from the invention of gunpowder. Gunpowder was invented in China lead to the creation of the cannon. The cannon ended the use of castles by blowing them up Cannons were useful for war. You may be wondering who invented the cannon and where did they use it.Cannons were not invented by one person or maybe it was but there are no archives to say who invented it.The cannon was used in 1300 all the way to today and where used…

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    Nick Cannon Jail

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    However, in the case of Nick Cannon, the actor goes to a D.C. jail where he sits down and learns with the inmates. Nick Cannon is a Howard student and he goes where Bahiyyah Muhammad, a criminologist and assistant professor at Howard University goes. He teaches "Inside Out: Crime and Justice Behind the Wall" at the D.C. jail. Once a week, for three hours, Nick Cannon sits down with jail inmates to examine crime and justice, cites Washington Post. So why is Cannon taking classes? He wants to…

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    published in 1863 (although Gibbon would achieve considerably more fame as an infantry general during the war). Shortly after the outbreak of war, Brig. Gen. James Wolfe Ripley, Chief of Ordnance, ordered the conversion of old smoothbores into rifled cannon and the manufacture of…

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    Modern times are the ultimate byproduct of the endless attempts of Europe to spread their influence across the world. Think about it, we defined our existence as a society from the primordial hotspot of Europe. That is because their ability to stretch their power to the edge of the Earth. These places were not discovered which is common misnomer because they were already inhabited by millions upon millions of people native to the area; places like America, Asia and Africa had massive cultural…

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    be best to make a commemorative coin to honor the Magazine. The Magazine was important during Colonial times because it held many weapons. The soldiers needed a quick place to go to store up on weapons for huge wars. It held many weapons such as cannons, muskets, pistols, swords and rifles. It also held axes, flints, shot bags, cannonballs, and lead. If the Magazine was on a commemorative coin, then many people could see how important the Magazine was in Colonial Williamsburg and what it was…

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