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What were the positive and negative results of the cotton boom in the south?
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What was cotton considered as in the south?
cotton was considered as "king" in the south.
What were the negative effects of the cotton boom?
Slavery in the deep south exploded in size. There was a transition of labor from cleaning cotton to planting and harvesting cotton, because the Cotton Gin cleaned the cotton much faster than manual labor could. Ironicly, the cotton gin was invented by Eli Whitney, who was a northerner, in an attempt to end slavery. The opposite happened.
What was a region of cotton producing areas that stretched from South Carolina to Texas?
The Cotton Belt. The south.
What crop was the king of the south?
Cotton was the crop king of the south.
How did cotton change the economy of the South?
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What are positive and negative effects of the cotton boom?
Positive: -boosted the economy immensely in the southern regions of the united states. - Cotton began to be traded amoungst the states, causing a growth in port cities such as Savannah, GA & Charleston, SC. NEGATIVE: -slavery exploded in the south ( even though there was a congressional ban on the importation of slaves put into effect in 1808.) -cotton was the MAJOR crop produced in the south, this made the south very over reliant on cotton.
Is north negative?
North/south and negative/positive have nothing to do with each other.
When does latitude become negative?
If you define one direction (for example, north) as positive, then the opposite direction is negative.
Examples for unlike charges attract each other?
positive attract negative positive push away another positive negative push away another negative
What makes something a magnet?
The north and south poles and negative positive effect
What are the poles of the magnet called?
South Pole North Pole
If the displacement is negative 2 north and represents a positive displacement What is the direction?
south
What is near it?
The answer to that question could be "south", "negative", "positive" "Lech Walesa", or "north", depending on what "it" is.
What is it near?
The answer to that question could be "south", "negative", "positive" "Lech Walesa", or "north", depending on what "it" is.
Is a positive number minus a negative number equal to a negative number?
No it is a positive number, because there are two negative signs you cancel them. For example: 9-(-4)=13 Since there is a parenthesis between both signs (parenthesis means to multiply) you multiply. Negative X Negative = Positive; then the -4 becomes positive and finally you just add. Very complex isn't it. Think about it like this. Say you're in a car on a North-South road. North is positive, and South is negative. If you're a positive number, then point your car North, if a negative, point your car South. Now if you are to be added, then drive forward, and if you are to be subtracted, then put in reverse and drive backward. So in the above example, start at 9 miles North of a reference point (mile zero). Then you are negative 4, so point the car South, but since you are subtracting, drive in reverse for 4 miles (you will be moving toward the North, which is in the positive direction), and arrive 13 miles North of the reference point (positive 13). Hope this helps.
What were the positive and negative effects of Africa exploration?
There were many positive and negative effects on the people in South Africa because of the missionaries from Europe. The fact that many South Africans were taught to read the Bible can be both a positive and negative effect depending on the person you talk to.
What pole is it near?
The answer to that question could be "south", "negative", "positive" "Lech Walesa", or "north", depending on what "it" is.
