Between the years of 1792 and 1801, cotton production went from 6,000 bales annually to 100,000 bales annually. This was due to
the invention of the cotton gin. In what way did the cotton gin contribute to the dramatic rise in production? A. It created a greater need for slave labor on cotton plantations. B. It created higher quality cotton that sold for a higher price. C. It quickly and efficiently removed the seeds from cotton. D. It led to an increase in farmers' desire to engage in cotton crops.
