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...grew rich on cotton alone, and invented a mythology of aristocratic farmers who discouraged their sons from working in industry or commerce.
It infested all U.S. cotton growing areas. It devastated the industry and the people working in the American south. The boll weevil became a serious pest. Cotton growers were going bankrupt because of the drought and the boll weevils. Economic losses were significant due to the relatively high cost of growing cotton.
South was depending too much on cotton.And I think that they needed a new investment which would explain why they depended on the cotton.
They were agrarian, not industrial. Also, following the invention of the cotton-gin, which made the cotton-farmers enormously wealthy, they were inclined to put on an affectation of ancient landed nobility, who did not encourage their sons from dirtying their hands in trade or industry. This kept the South even more backward.
No, Manchester is not noted for mining, it was the main textile manufacturing area where cotton was king, mainly for its sea access, canal system and that it rains so much and the damp weather helps keep the explosive nature of cotton dust under control. Newcastel was heavy on mining as was north Kent, the Midlands and Scotland.
modes of procurement of textile industries
Famous cotton industry in INDIA
The "cotton industry" is the general term for the combined efforts of every company that grows cotton, that buys and sells cotton, that manufactures and markets cotton products. (i.e. clothing and Q-tips).
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Nothing has ended the cotton industry. It is still strong and thousands of bales of cotton are produced each year.
Cotton is an important component of raw material for the textile industry.
Seperated the seeds from the cotton.
Cotton grows on farmland.
The cotton industry has not disappeared. Cotton is more popular than ever, due to the organic movement. Many people prefer cotton over other materials.
it is foot loosing because cotton textile industry not tied to resources, transport etc.
The cotton and weaving industry.
It was the invention of the cotton gin that resulted in the mechanization of the cotton industry after 1750. It was invented by Eli Whitney. Another invention was the cotton spinning machine.