How did consumerism support the Industrial Revolution?

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Cotton, for example, was called for extensively. However, it was extremely hard to clean. A worker could only get one pound of cotton cleaned in a full day of work. This vast desire and scarcity of cotton called for the cotton gin. This helped the farmers clean more cotton than ever. Cotton took over 7/8 of America's exports.
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telo118 [61]3 years ago

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Since the 1800s<span> and the Industrial Revolution the world has been consuming at a higher rate than ever, helping the industrial revolution consumer-wise.</span>

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