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Which invention in the south revolutionized agriculture in that region?
the cotton gin
What did the invention factory produce?
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How can you get free help with an invention?
If you do not care if you will lose the royalty rights to the invention, finding free help is the way to go. Otherwise, carefully research companies that can help you register the patent and bring the product to market so that you do not get ripped off.
What modern invention uses the directions north south east and west?
The answer to that question is a compass.
How did Eli Whitney help prosper the south?
by making the cotton gin to help the slaves with their work
How did immigrants help pennsylvania prosper?
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What group was least likely to prosper after the war?
The Sharecroppers farmers in the south will like not prosper after the war.
How did the geography help the Romans prosper?
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How did the invention of the cotton gin help to increase the importance of cotton as a cash crop in the south?
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What are two reasons for the south rapid growth?
The south's warm climates and rich soil helped it prosper.
How did the invention of the steam ship help to improve the American economy in the north and south?
Increased selling products to markets, and traders.
How did the geography of the Fertile Crescent help the sumerians to prosper?
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How did the geography of the fertile crescent help the Sumerian's prosper?
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Who was least likely to prosper in the South during the Gilded Age?
Sharecroppers
How did the invention of the wheel help ancient civilizations?
How did the invention of the wheel help an ancient civilization
Who was the the most dramatic change in agriculture in the South was the invention of the?
The most dramatic change in agriculture in the South was the invention of the cotton gin.
