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Q: DO YOU THINK THAT THE SOUTH suffered as a result of its reliance to cotton?
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What was the largely result of cotton in South America?

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Why were some southerns leaders worried about the souths reliance on cotton?

South was depending too much on cotton.And I think that they needed a new investment which would explain why they depended on the cotton.


The South became the world's greatest cotton-producing region partly as a result of 's invention?

Eli Whitney


How did the expansion of cotton and the decline of tobacco affect the lives of planters and yeoman in the south?

Most of the planters and yeoman, the 'common' people, lacked the resources for cotton and expanding their operations for its use. They could not expand into the growing cotton industry and suffered from its popularity while the tobacco demand declined.


What was cotton considered as in the south?

cotton was considered as "king" in the south.


Industry differences with north and south?

South- cotton North- non cotton


What was a consequence of cotton becoming a major cash crop in the south?

The South's cotton economy was crucial for the South's survival, and was also helpful to the North. The South's cotton allowed the South to be a productive member of the Union.


What was the growth of cotton as the major crop for the South was enhanced by the?

Success of a new variety of cotton enhanced growing cotton in the South.


Why does South America import cotton?

Not all south american countries import cotton.


What impact did the cotton gin have upon the South?

The cotton gin had an enormous effect on the cotton industry. It made cotton a more viable cash crop, making it "King" in the south. Thanks to the new invention, cotton was so profitable that much of the economic production of the South became dependent upon it. That meant that they were also dependent upon the institution of slavery. Plantation owners needed slaves to pick the cotton from their enormous fields, so they needed to protect the institution of slavery to preserve their economic system. Thus, they became increasingly hostile to Northern attempts to regulate slavery. This reliance on cotton production also had some other effects on the South. It depleted nutrients from the soil, making large sections of the South less fertile over time. It also kept the South more agricultural than the North which was beginning to industrialize in the early 19th century. This would make a difference during the Civil War.


What was a region of cotton producing areas that stretched from South Carolina to Texas?

The Cotton Belt. The south.


How did the reliance on cotton production and slavery affect the south economically socially and morally?

The reliance on cotton production and slavery in the South led to economic prosperity due to the profitability of cotton, but it also entrenched the region's dependence on slave labor. Socially, it created a hierarchical society based on race and entrenched racial inequalities. Morally, it led to widespread acceptance of the dehumanization of enslaved individuals and perpetuated the idea of white supremacy.