Asked by Katherine

How did the Cotton Gin effect slavery?
Answered by Anya
it made slaves' work faster and easier.
Answered by Anya
If you need it more "eighth grade-ish"
then I'm sorry.
Answered by Anya
No offense, but I learned that in 4th grade.
Answered by Anya
If I'm wrong, sorry.
Answered by y912f
this is what i found in my book:
To keep up with the increase demand for raw cotton, planters bought more enslaved Africans to work on the new and expanded cotton plantations. the enslaved population of the South more than doubled from 700,000 to 1.5 million. Many Americans had expected slavery to fade away gradually, but the cotton gin put an end to that dream

hope this helps you out :]
Answered by Ms. Sue
y912f is correct.

http://www.eliwhitney.org/cotton.htm
Answered by amthony
size of south carolina
Answered by Sam
WHAT BILL OF RIGHT NUMBER FITS THIS SCENERIO: A MAN IS ARRESTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY. HE SPENDS 3 YEARS IN PRISON WAITING FOR HIS TRIAL.
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