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The cotton gin made it possible for one worker to remove the seeds from 50 times as much cotton than he could removing the seeds with his hands. Contrary to Eli Whitney's intention, this increased the demand for slave labor.
The cotton gin made it possible for one worker to remove the seeds from 50 times as much cotton than he could removing the seeds with his hands. Contrary to Eli Whitney's intention, this increased the demand for slave labor.
Working by hand, one slave could clean up to 50lbs. of cotton per day. When cotton gins were run by water power or steam, one slave could clean over 1,000lbs. of cotton per day. With the cotton gin, cotton cleaning became much easier and much faster.Please like The Reynolds Advertisement Team on facebook...and/or visit pameladiscount.com and tell your friends.
5,000. they were hard workers
The cotton gin made it possible for one worker to remove the seeds from 50 times as much cotton than he could removing the seeds with his hands. Contrary to Eli Whitney's intention, this increased the demand for slave labor.
It had made it much easier to clean cotton and made industries sky rocket
Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin in 1793. This invention made the cotton cleaning process much easier and quicker. It allowed one worker to clean as much as 50 ponds of cotton in one day. The cotton gin changed Southern life in four ways : 1. cotton farming moved westward beyond the Atlantic coastal states. 2. because cotton was such a valuable crop, planters put most of their efforts into growing it 3. more native Americans were driven off southern land as cotton plantations took over the land 4. slavery continued to be important source of labor for growing cotton
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Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin in 1793. This invention made the cotton cleaning process much easier and quicker. It allowed one worker to clean as much as 50 ponds of cotton in one day. The cotton gin changed Southern life in four ways : 1. cotton farming moved westward beyond the Atlantic coastal states. 2. because cotton was such a valuable crop, planters put most of their efforts into growing it 3. more native Americans were driven off southern land as cotton plantations took over the land 4. slavery continued to be important source of labor for growing cotton
It worked at least 50 times as fast as anyone could do it by hand, so you could either farm much more cotton with the same number of slaves, or you could have the same output as earlier with a much smaller number of slaves.
You can get roughly a Bale an acre. If you are luckys maybe a bale and half. You can pick by hand in a full day a bale, only if you are a good worker. That's 500 pounds of cotton.
£3.27 every 12 hours, its illegal now but some people say that there's farms in Yorkshire UK where Chinese dwarf's are smuggled in as slaves to pick cotton, apparently there the ideal size to pick cotton quickly and efficiently.