Here some 8 facts about Guy Fawkes That I have learnt.
1: The another name given for Guy Fawkes is Bonfire and it is celebrated on the 5th of November.
2: Beverly Pentland was the “fireworks lady” and was largely responsible for securing these measures.
3: The Gunpowder was made too kill James King I and too blow up House of Parliament.
4: The night changes in recent years from “hold ons” Like Family gatherings to supervised letting off Bonfires and around community events.
5: The things that make up fireworks are potassium nitrate, (saltpetre) or chlorate, surplur and charcoal. The minerals to make up the colours are: Mental salt added to produce colours, calcium, strontium, sodium, copper, barium, arsinic, antimony, powdered or flaked aluminum and magnesium.
6: Some of the restrictions was to sell fireworks/bonfires for 10 days before the 5th.
7: The first people to make the fireworks were the Chinese country china and they were made for special events like the opening of a new sport, and for national days.
8: The British people celebrated there new year eves a the begging of November with bonfires and feast
2: Beverly Pentland was the “fireworks lady” and was largely responsible for securing these measures.
3: The Gunpowder was made too kill James King I and too blow up House of Parliament.
4: The night changes in recent years from “hold ons” Like Family gatherings to supervised letting off Bonfires and around community events.
5: The things that make up fireworks are potassium nitrate, (saltpetre) or chlorate, surplur and charcoal. The minerals to make up the colours are: Mental salt added to produce colours, calcium, strontium, sodium, copper, barium, arsinic, antimony, powdered or flaked aluminum and magnesium.
6: Some of the restrictions was to sell fireworks/bonfires for 10 days before the 5th.
7: The first people to make the fireworks were the Chinese country china and they were made for special events like the opening of a new sport, and for national days.
8: The British people celebrated there new year eves a the begging of November with bonfires and feast
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