How did the north benefit from cotton

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The north benefited from cotton because when they had built a cotton gin that cotton gin produced a wide spread of cotton to make a great deal of labor but also made the plantation owners use there enslaved people for that task, so without the introduction of cotton gins its possible that slavery would have follows a different course, Im hoping I answers in a way that it is right you

Marizza181 [45]3 years ago

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The NORTHSIDEEEEEE!!!!! turn the cotton into thread

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