Gin

Source 3(b) is showing the effects of gin on society. To begin, the artist has depicted to people in the

bloomed because of Eli Whitney when he invented the cotton gin. With the invention of the cotton gin, cotton became a tremendously profitable industry, creating many fortunes for white plantation owners in the antebellum South. “American inventor Eli Whitney and his cotton gin improved the cleaning of raw cotton, facilitating the continuing growth of the industry in many locales.” This proves that the cotton industry rose after the gin was invented. It is evident that Eli Whitney played a major

I think after having so many discssions thus far about slavery and the cotton industry being significant to American History; I'm going to have to choose The Cotton Gin as the one of the most important innovations of The Market Revolution. Eli Whitney invented the Cotton Gin in 1973. Whitney's machine could produce up to 50 pounds of cleaned cotton daily, making southern cotton a profitable crop for the first time.It was essentially a box with a hand-cranked cylinder that would feed cotton through

A cotton gin is a automated machine that separates the cottonseed from short- staple fibers. The wire teeth are put in action when cranked and cotton fibers are pulled through the grate to separate the seeds from the cotton. The cotton gin was a revolutionary device patented by Eli Whitney in 1794. His invention looked as if it was the he next great thing, but it also came with negative effects. Yes, the cotton gin could the same job as a person but the revolutionary part was that it could do it

slaved . Cotton made slavery worse they made more money . More cotton meant more slaves .They need slaves to keep up with the cotton. Also before gin was invented cotton was not a money making crop . Because of how hard it was to remove the seed . And what was worse is that it did not make money. They even needed more slaves to increase the ability of gin. They raised like 700,000. Slaves per year the slaves went up . What was sad is that they split families up , they would get separated . Kids were

resulting in a history that has more ups and downs than a Gin induced roller coaster. Originally sold in pharmacy's to treat stomach pain, the drink became more and more popular especially with the poor due to it's cheap cost and high volume. Unfortunately things began to escalate famously portrayed in the William Hogarth painting 'Gin Lane', in which it depicts a swarming London laced with drunks from the devils drink. However in 1736 the Gin act was announced, raising prices and increasing the quality

stop their yappin while increasing cotton production. Its called “The Cotton Gin” and it was invented by Eli Whitney in 1794 as a faster and more productive way to separate the good cotton from the seeds. This machine can not only increase cotton separation, But it’ll save you tons of money on extra slaves especially the ones that have sensitive hands that get cut easily due the seeds. However even though the cotton gin did help slaves by saving their hands, it also promoted slavery and gave some

As a young boy growing up in Westboro, Massachusetts it became clear that young Eli Whitney had a passion for all things mechanical. Born in 1765, Whitney spent his childhood on the family farm, however he was fascinated with machine work and technology. By age 12 it was more than apparent where Whitney’s passion was centered, he had already been tinkering with his father’s watch, taking it completely apart and re-assembling it as well as building his own violin. He even started his own business

The song I chose for this comparison is “Gin and Juice”. This song was originally released by Snoop Dogg in 1993 and is performed with the traditional “West Coast Rap” sounds of the time. One successful cover of this song was released by The Gourds in 1998, who performed the song in a bluegrass/Alt. country style. One of the major differences between the two performances is the timbre of the pieces. With his use of electronic, midi based instrumentation and his “laid back” vocals, Snoop Dogg

Eli Whitney      Before the invention of the cotton gin, Americans would remove cottonseed by hand. Slaves were hired to complete this procedure. This would take a very long time and something had to be done. Later on, a man named Eli Whitney invented a device called the cotton gin. The cotton gin is a machine for removing the seeds from cotton fiber. His invention could produce up to fifty pounds of cotton each