Cotton was a prized crop in the American colonies and later in the United States. There was a worldwide demand for this crop and it was used to make all types of clothing. The US Southern climate was ideal for growing cotton and much of it was purchased by the Northern industrial US States and in England. The demand seemed to have no limits. When the cotton gin was invented in allowed for an easier way to remove seeds from cotton. More cotton was produced and sold worldwide as its demand seemed never to cease.
With that said, cotton became a boom crop because of the demand of it in textile mills in the US and in Europe.
he made the cotton gin whitch led to the cotton boom
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Made cotton extremely profitable. Caused a cotton boom in the South. Greater influx of slaves. Arguably an indirect cause of the civil war.
It increased the need for slaves.
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.
Many slaves were needed for picking all of the cotton that was in the planters property.
The positive effects were that some farmers had alot of cotton to get done so the cotton gin or cotton boom makes it easyer and faster to get done and sold to cotton buyers and cotton buyers were alot more happy to get cotton and good quality,so yeah bye....
he made the cotton gin whitch led to the cotton boom
The American Cotton Boom was a increase in the need of cotton which came and led to many technological advancements. The increase of cotton led
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The cotton boom started in 1840 because the invention of the cotton gin (short for engine) made cotton production easier. By 1860, the US was producing more than half of the world's cotton.
a time where the production of cotton was high due to the invention of the cotton gin by Eli Whittney
It made possible the cheap and fast processing of raw cotton into cotton fiber.
the cotton gin
Especially after the War of 1812, cotton became "king" in the American South primarily for two reasons. First, cotton began to "boom" as a much-desired item in European markets. Second, high profits in selling cotton were assured for Southern planters due to their use of slaves as a work-force.
Corn Wheat Cotton
It increased the need for slaves.