How did the invention of the cotton gin affect the number of slaves needed for labor in the South?

It decreased the number of slaves.
It increased the number of slaves sent north.
The number of slaves stayed the same.
It increased the number of slaves.

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How did the invention of the cotton gin affect the number of slaves needed for labor in the South?

    It decreased the number of slaves.
    It increased the number of slaves sent north.
    The number of slaves stayed the same.
    It increased the number of slaves.

anonymous · Answer

i really need help alot please

juicstice · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

he deerskin trade was an important economic activity for which group in colonial South Carolina?

    French Huguenots
    plantation owners
    Native Americans
    African slaves

juicstice · Answer

It's because the cotton gin made it easier to process the cotton which meant that more farmers wanted to grow cotton and the more slaves a farmer had the more cotton they could produce in return made the farmers a lot of money

anonymous · Answer

Which factor greatly contributed to the Great Depression of the 1930s

    high protective tariff rates brought on by the McKinley Tariff of 1890
    excessive borrowing to buy stocks leading to the stock market crash of 1929
    increased taxes to pay veterans as demanded by the American Bonus Army in 1932
    farmers raising crop prices with the creation of the Federal Farm Marketing Board in 1930