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How did the cotton gin affect slavery in the south?

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The cotton gin greatly increased demand for slaves in the South, since it made it much easier to pick the seeds from the cotton itself--meaning that more cotton was able to be produced, which required more "hands in the field".

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It created an increase in the demand for slaves.

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