the north turned the cotton into thread
landowners grew more than cotton
because well the north was more city like then the south
Northern industry benefited from slavery in the South primarily through the supply of raw materials, particularly cotton, which was essential for the booming textile industry in the North. The cheap labor provided by enslaved people allowed Southern plantations to produce cotton at a low cost, leading to increased profits for Northern manufacturers who processed and sold the finished goods. Additionally, the financial institutions in the North, including banks and insurance companies, profited from investments in Southern plantations and the slave trade, further intertwining the economies of the North and South.
Factories in the North demanded raw cotton primarily because it was essential for the textile industry, which relied heavily on cotton to produce fabric and clothing. The mechanization of textile production during the Industrial Revolution increased the need for large quantities of cotton to feed the machines efficiently. Access to raw cotton allowed Northern factories to maximize production and meet the growing consumer demand for cotton goods, driving economic growth in the region. Additionally, the profitability of cotton made it a key commodity in trade and manufacturing.
The North has cattle, wheat, and corn. The North farmed and food to eat. Which the South had cotton, their cash crop.
The lack of cotton previously sent to the North, helped the economy of Ohio. The state was a large producer of wool. The lack of cotton caused clothing, blankets and army uniforms to be made of Ohio wool.
they put cotton in a boat and brought it the the north
Factories in the north needed cotton to produce items which they in turn sell.
China is the leading producer of cotton in the world. However, the leading producer of cotton in North America is the United States.
They needed cotton because the South farmed. If they didn't have the cotton, the North could not make all of the things they made.
The cotton was sent by ship to textile manufacturers in the North and in Europe.
pulled crops from the seeds
the north of florida.
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it is made out of cotton
In the south, cotton was, an still is labor intensive. The north was a industrial power, making cotton cloth. North was anti-slavery , yet were economically dependent on the cotton
This is an easy question. . .because cotton just does. Ask the king of cotton, jeez. -_-