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Meanwhile in America, Eli Whitney came up with the Cotton Gin which made separating cotton from its seed so much easier meaning that cotton could now be processed more efficiently leading to a rise in cotton production.

As you can see from the graph the invention and others that followed increased the production of cotton exponentially. Cotton however, was a labor intensive undertaking that required a lot of workers and to save costs the producers turned to slave labor such that slaves in the United States increased from 700,000 in 1790 to 4,000,000 in 1860 and were the backbone of the cotton industry.

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