the cotton grin is a mechanical device that removes the seeds from cotton
The invention of the cotton gin gave the cotton planters a method to clean the cotton of the seeds in a faster way so they could grow more cotton. Because they grew more cotton they needed more slaves. By the time of the civil war the slave population of the south was over 4 million.
No. Eli Whittney invented the cotton gin and was an American . Charles Goodyear, an American , developed the process of vulcanization that allowed natural rubber to be converted into a durable material .
"Raw" cotton means cotton that is unginned.
Indigo, cotton, rice and tobacco but cotton was the King.
Seperated the seeds from the cotton.
1793
The cotton gin made slavery more profitable. The cotton gin made the process of separating the seeds from cotton fifty times faster.
To help make it easier to harvest and use cotton, which was a main staple in that era
30 years
Made cotton extremely profitable. Caused a cotton boom in the South. Greater influx of slaves. Arguably an indirect cause of the civil war.
Cotton gin was invented by United States inventor, Eli Whitney. This invention dates all the way back to March 14, 1794.
people stole his ideas and he tried to sue them but always lost
The invention of the cotton gin gave the cotton planters a method to clean the cotton of the seeds in a faster way so they could grow more cotton. Because they grew more cotton they needed more slaves. By the time of the civil war the slave population of the south was over 4 million.
No. Eli Whittney invented the cotton gin and was an American . Charles Goodyear, an American , developed the process of vulcanization that allowed natural rubber to be converted into a durable material .
The creator of the cotton gin was Eli Whitney. His invention helped boost the economy of the south and was a key invention in the Industrial Revolution.
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I hope this answers your question but it benefits the farmer because they can hire more slaves because it is faster and easier so they plant more!