I have been researching lately, and I am sure it wasn't Eli Whitney. He applied for a 14 year patent and got it. He proposed that for someone to use it, they had to pay 2/5 of their profit in cotton. The farmers were angry at the tax, so they created their own version claiming it was a "new" invention. Eli tried to sue them but couldn't because of a loop-hole in the 1793 patent act. So, i think the farmers benefited the most. For more information go to http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/cotton-gin-patent/ Hope this answers your question.
The cotton gin brought benefits to the North and South. The cotton gin benefited the South because it sped up the process of making cotton fiber and provided the South with more money. It benefited the North because it enriched the bankers and shipowners and textile mills in the North.
It was affordable and reusable.
With a cotton gin, you remove the cotton seeds and it is easier to make it into cotton fabric.
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the cotton gin
more cotton plantations were needed just took this on apex
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pulled crops from the seeds
You would not capitalize it. cotton gin
I hung my cotton shirt up in the wardrobe.
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It was called the cotton gin because it separated seeds from the cotton, so that is how the invention got is name.
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The cotton gin was made in 1793.
In the cotton gin factory! Duuuhhh......
After the cotton is picked it is sent to a gin. The gin removes the seeds and the cotton is cleaned and bailed for shipment.
Well, if you're asking this from your Social Studies weekly (Week 21) The answer is Cotton gin, you can find this answer in the article titled "Unintended Effects."
Life before the cotton gin for people was a bit harder they had to hand pick the cotton themselves
If you're in the cotton business, you may need a cotton gin.