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What caused the growth of slavery in the south?

The cotton gin was one of the primary factors that resulted in the southern growth of slavery. The cotton gin processed cotton faster by removing the seeds with a brush rather than a slave removing them by hand, so more cotton could be grown. That meant that more people were needed to pick and process the greater amounts of cotton. The growing of more cotton also meant that the planters got more wealthy which resulted in larger houses and the need for more household slaves. As the plantations grew more land was used for more crops and more workers were needed. Again, more slaves were needed.


1930 Indian nickel?

It is rather common and worth anywhere from around 10 cents do a dollar in circulated grades.


Would you rather be called Indian or Native American or something else?

I being a native prefer to be called a native American


What were the main cash crops in the south during reconstruction?

During Reconstruction, a new system of farming was developed. The neo-peonage method of using tenant farmers on farms came to be known as sharecropping. The economic devastation of the south led to most of the land being used for cash crops rather than subsistence farming. Cash crops were the traditional antebellum ones like tobacco, cotton, sugar and rice.


How did the dawes general allotment act affect American Indians?

This act lessend traditional influences of Indian society by making land ownership private rather than shared. This act promised, but failed to deliver U.S citizenship to Natve Americans. The act took about two thirds of Indian land.

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What was the result of Indian Farmers growing cotton a cash crop rather than?

widespread famine and starvation


What was the result of Indian farmers growing cotton a cash crop rather food?

widespread famine and starvation


What was the results of Indian farmers growing cotton a cash crop rather then food?

widespread famine and starvation


What was a result of Indian farmers growing cotton a cash crop rather than food?

widespread famine and starvation


How was cotton born?

Cotton is considered as grown rather than being 'born'.


What is the difference between normal cotton and organic cotton?

The only difference - is that the organic cotton has been grown without the use of artificial pesticides etc. Farmers have used natural products (eg natural fertilizers) to aid growth, and using other insects to keep pests under control rather than use manufactured pesticides.


Why were the majority of the people of Greece traders rather than farmers?

The majority of Greek males were farmers.


Why were some people in canaan herders rather than farmers?

Because the land was too hilly and dry.


What are the functions of cotton?

Cotton wool -- a rather UK-centric term -- is raw cotton with major impurities removed, usually used for surgical dressings, tampons and so forth -- highly absorbent cotton.


Why is it better to use cotton rather than silk or angora?

it is nicer to animals


Why was it hard to pick cotton?

Cotton is grown in areas that have hot weather and a cotton field has no shade. To be able to pick the cotton from the plant the plant is killed first. The plant is a low growing shrub like plant and when dead the cotton bolls open. Until cotton picking machines were invented people would hand pick the cotton off the plant. It doesn't come off easy and raw cotton is itchy and rather prickly, and it takes some effort to get it off. There are several bolls per plant. The picked cotton was put in bags that the person wore so as they moved through the field the bag would get heavier and drag. The base of the plant may also hide snakes and other living things.


What are the functions of wool?

Cotton wool -- a rather UK-centric term -- is raw cotton with major impurities removed, usually used for surgical dressings, tampons and so forth -- highly absorbent cotton.