Frances Lowell did not directly invent the cotton gin; that credit goes to Eli Whitney in 1793. However, Lowell was instrumental in the broader textile industry, particularly through the establishment of the Lowell System, which integrated the cotton manufacturing process and improved efficiency in textile production. His contributions helped to increase the demand for cotton, thereby amplifying the impact of Whitney's cotton gin by making cotton a central commodity in American manufacturing. Lowell's innovations ultimately shaped the economic landscape of the textile industry in the early 19th century.
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The cotton gin I suppose.
The cotton gin invented by Eli Whitney. Since the demand for cotton throughout the world was enormous, the cotton gin was used by slaves to gather more cotton than they had been able to before. And due to the slaveowners' desire for profit, more slave labor was needed.
the west need slavery for their cotton gin They had very little of it doe
Eli Whitney's cotton gin and the looms in the Lowell Mills
To remove seeds from cotton leafs
Seperated the seeds from the cotton.
by making the Cotton gin and having the Lowell girls make clothing.
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bye helping slaves with there cotton pick and turning into clothes
The cotton gin was popular at the south. The south used it a lot because that is where most of the crops and cotton grew. They used the cotton gin to grow cotton but then it was hard to clean the cotton gin. This should help not the one before!!!!!
The slaves were glad the cotton gin came out because it would seperate the seeds by you cranking the machine witch made work easier for the slaves(:
You would not capitalize it. cotton gin
By making it inexpensive to process cotton, it increased the demand for cotton, which increased the demand for slaves to grow cotton.
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