The cotton gin made it so seeds did not have to be individually picked by the slaves. This saved hours upon hours of work, and it made it so less slaves were needed to process the cotton. All the slaves had to do was put the cotton into the machine and the seeds would get pulled out. It actually increased the demand of slaves instead of diminishing it. You would think since less slaves were needed to process the cotton, there would be less demand. Instead what happened was the slave owners made more slaves pick the cotton since the cotton gin made it so easy to process. It majorly impacted the slave industry, which was a major problem in America at the time.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
They taxed items to help pay for the French and Indian war
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1 . Ephesians 2
concerning how the Jews and Gentiles have been brought together into one body
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2 . 1 and 2 Thessalonians
3 . 2 Timothy
</span>matters pertaining to Ephesus and Troas
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4 . Philemon
</span>focused discussion on the return of Christ. <span>
5 . Philippians
</span>expression of thankfulness and joy <span>
6 . Galatians
</span>focuses on the theme: the Law cannot save man
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7 . 2 Corinthians
</span>defense of apostleship
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8 . 1 Corinthians
</span> includes chapter on the doctrine of the resurrection
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9 . 1 Timothy and Titus
</span>provide guidelines for leadership to young pastors <span>
10 . Colossians
</span>regarding an appeal to a master to show his slave kindness
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11 . Romans
</span>concerning false doctrines and the deity of Christ
