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What invention led to an increase in the slaves in the south?
The cotton gin
What invention led to an increase in the number of slaves who worked on a plantation?
cotton gin
What invention led to a huge increase in the number of slaves in the South?
The cotton gin led to a huge increase in the number of slaves in the South. This happened because the cotton gin caused more cotton to be produced.
What one event led to a rapid increase in the number of slaves in the South?
the invention of the cotton gin
What invention led to an increase in the production of cotton and helped Southern farms become more productive?
The invention of the cotton gin increased the production of cotton making. The cotton gin made it possible to card 40 or more bales of cotton each day instead of just one. This invention is credited to Eli Whitney.
What invention led to the increase in cotton production?
The cotton gin!
What invention led to increase in cotton productions?
The cotton gin!
What invention led to an increase in the slaves in the south?
The cotton gin
What invention lad to an increase in the demand for slaves?
Cotton gin
How was Eli Whitney wrong about the cotton gin?
Eli Whitney thought that his invention of the cotton gin would decrease the amount of slave labor in the United States. However, the cotton gin aided the processing of cotton. It was overall faster than many of the slaves. The slave owners thought if we equip each one of our slaves with one our production will increase tenfold. That's what those landowners did.
What American invention help to increase cotton production?
Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin.
How did the invention of the cotton gin help to increase the importance of cotton as a cash crop in the south?
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What invention led to an increase the number of slaves who worked on plantations?
cotton gin
What invention led to an increase in the number of slaves who worked on a plantation?
cotton gin
What invention led to an increase in the number of slaves who worked on plantation?
cotton gin
What invention led to an increase of the number of slaves to work on plantations?
cotton gin
Did the cotton gin increase or decrease the need for slaves?
Yes, the invention did increase the demand for slave labor. The cotton gin's function was to pull the seeds from cotton, and did so at a rate that transformed it into the leading cash crop of that era. Though the machine was efficient, it still could not plant or pick the cotton. Since there was no machine at that time to plant or pick it, farmers bought slaves for the task.
