Because Cotton was a massive export that many individuals (Great Britain and France) were using, and the CSA could produce it very inexpensively
what was the missionary diplomacy effects
By withholding cotton exports at the beginning, to try to bully Britain into supporting the Confederacy. In fact, there happened to be a glut of cotton on the world market in that year, so the threat did not work.
Especially after the War of 1812, cotton became "king" in the American South primarily for two reasons. First, cotton began to "boom" as a much-desired item in European markets. Second, high profits in selling cotton were assured for Southern planters due to their use of slaves as a work-force.
Great Britain and Continental Europe were determined to remain neutral in the American Civil War. When the Confederate embargo hit them, they found other sources of cotton such as Egypt and India, thereby shattering the Confederacyâ??s plans of blackmailing them into supporting them.
slaves would work the cotton gins
Davis suspended all cotton exports for a time, to make the world feel the loss of this commodity, to discourage them from any future boycotting of Confederate trade. But in that year, there was a glut of cotton on the world market, and other countries felt no great disruption to their textile business. At this early point, Davis could have used cotton to buy weapons from Europe. But in a few months, the blockade had become effective, and the South could not have exported cotton in any quantity if they tried.
There was no certain age you had to be to work at the Cotton Mills. You just had to be skilled:)
Because diplomacy didn't work.
they just work
Cotton was important to the south because during the civil war that is all the south had. They didn't have big factories to make guns. The south wanted to use cotto to lure England and France into a military alliance. This was also called the cotton diplomacy.
Sundiata Keita's family was killed by the evil king Sumanguru. Sundiata was spared because he was ill and likely to die anyway. But he lived and overthrew the king. He then introduced cotton to the farmers, allowed people to worship as they please, and let slaves work to their freedom.
Cotton mills are factories that use huge power looms to weave cotton fabric .