ikeeks1 ikeeks1

06-10-2016
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How did the invention of the cotton gin lead to an increase in slavery

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dekphillips dekphillips

06-10-2016

The cotton gin was an invention that required more work for it to function. This resulted in the slaves being forced to handle the machines.

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laynaandersen laynaandersen

06-10-2016

The invention of the cotton gin led to an increase in slavery because it ment that more slaves would be needed to work all of the cotton gins.

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