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Why was cotton production so important in the 19th century?
The Cotton GIn was actually important because it helped people in the south
How was cotton made in the 1800s?
it was grown by bushes!
Who expanded cotton and oil production in central Asia?
The Russian Tsars did in the 1800s.
In the southern colonies during the 1800s what were the resources they had and used?
the natural resources were cotton,indigo,rice,tobacco,and corn
Major Texas Industries in the late 1800s?
cotton industries, oil industries, gas industries, and wheat industries
What 1800s practices of southern farmers overworked the land?
growing cash crops such as cotton and tobacco -apex ;)
What resource was important to the southern slave economy in the 1800s?
cotton
During the early 1800s what factor most contributed to the south having an agricultural economy?
the south had fertile soil and a warm climate
What resource was most important to the Southern slave economy in the 1800s?
cotton
Why was cotton production so important in the 19th century?
The Cotton GIn was actually important because it helped people in the south
What was the cotton gin used for in the 1800s?
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How did the price of cotton change in 1800s?
The price decreased.
Throughtout the 1800s how did the price of cotton change?
the price decreased
How was cotton made in the 1800s?
it was grown by bushes!
What was cotton used for in the 1800s?
They sold the cotton and made alot of money.
What are some of the south technology of the 1800s?
cotton gin &steel plow
Which statement is the BEST description of the immediate effect of the cotton gin on cotton production in the American south in the early-1800s?
We don't know the choices you were given so I will provide a general answer. When Whitney invented the cotton gin it allowed growers to plant more cotton because they didn't have to hand pick out the seeds from the dense bolls. Growing more cotton also meant the need for more slaves. The population of slaves reflected the acres of cotton grown.
