Eli Whitney

By 1790, slavery in the United States had declined. Tobacco, rice and special cotton can only be grown in very few places, but in the south there are few export currencies. Tobacco is a waste of land, it will drain the soil in just a few years. The land is very cheap and tobacco producers never plan to recover the soil by rotation - they just found a new land in the west. Other crops - rice, indigo, corn and some wheat - are not great wealth. Slaves spent maintenance as well as purchasing, and thought that some of the southern producers would not pay for the care of him any longer the condition of slavery was reached.

Eli Whitney (1765-1825) is a mechanical wizard. When he traveled South, he was familiar with the problem of removing seed from cotton. Use a lot of slaves to withdraw seeds by hand. Eli Whitney spent two weeks to address this issue and invented Jin. He acquired the patent of the present invention and continued to use his invention by opening a factory that manufactures cotton. It went bankrupt. Eli Whitney was not a huge success with cotton gin, as its mechanical design is simple

Before Eli Whitney invented Cotton Jin, Americans had cotton seeds removed by hand. I will hire a slave to complete this process. It takes a long time and you have to do a few things. Later, a man named Eli Whitney invented a device called ginned gin. Cotton Jin is a machine for removing seed from cotton fiber. His invention can produce up to 50 pounds of cotton a day. Eli Whitney was born in Westborough, Massachusetts in 1765. - By 1790, slavery in the US declined. Tobacco, rice and special cotton can only be grown in very few places, but in the south there are few export currencies. Tobacco is a waste of land, it will drain the soil in just a few years. The land is very cheap and tobacco producers never plan to recover the soil by rotation - they just found a new land in the west. Other crops - rice, indigo, corn and some wheat - are not rich