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Planters moved from the Old South to the Deep South to do what?
They are the same place with different names.
How did Eli Whitney make the civil war more likely and give the union an advantage once the war began?
His invention of the cotton-gin turned ordinary planters into a new aristocracy that discouraged their sons from going into industry or commerce, while meantime the North was developing new manufacturing technology. When the war came, the North was able to manufacture all manner of war supplies, while the South had to try to import them, against the successful US Naval blockade.
Why was the southern economy dependent on cotton?
South was depending too much on cotton.And I think that they needed a new investment which would explain why they depended on the cotton.
How did American sugar planters go outside the law to gain control over Hawaii?
They gained their power under the "Bayonet Constitution"of 1887.
What country lost the greatest amount of land in the creation of new nations?
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An issue for chesapeake planters was that the effect of tobacco farming on soil led to?
A need for more land.
What happened after southern planters began looking for a new crop to bring about a return of prosperity?
Cotton cultivation spread throughout the region.
How was the cotton gin new back then?
The cotton gin was invented in 1793 by Eli Whitney and it resulted in the explosion of slavery and more cotton production. Because it could remove seeds from the fibers the southern planters were able to grow more cotton and produce more bales. Slavery grew and slaves became more valuable as a result. By 1835 over a million bales of cotton was baled each year by the southern states and sent to England for the textile mills. At the start of the civil war the southern planters thought the English would come to their aid because they needed the cotton, but the English warehouses were full and they didn't need them.
Planters moved from the Old South to the Deep South to do what?
They are the same place with different names.
What did the issue for chesapeake planters was that the effect of tobacco farming on soil led to?
The issue for Chesapeake planters was that the effect of tobacco farming on soil led to soil exhaustion or depletion. Continuous planting of tobacco resulted in the loss of essential nutrients in the soil, making it less fertile and productive over time. This led to lower crop yields and the need to find new land to cultivate.
What does Cotton say that God will do for the foreign people when they arrive in the new land?
Cotton believes that God will enable the foreign people to understand their new surroundings and adapt to their new land. He expresses confidence that God will provide guidance and support to the newcomers during their journey and settlement in the new land.
Most of the new settlers in South Carolina were members of what group?
England granted land to eight proprietors in the South Carolina area in 1663. The first settlers came in 1670. They were mostly wealthy planters and their slaves emigrating from Barbados. They started growing sugar and cotton. They first kicked out the Native Americans, and then they refused to be ruled by the proprietors, seeking more direct representation. North Carolina was part of the same colony... it split off in 1729.
Why did Planters move from the Old South to the Deep South?
They are the same place with different names.
Why is John cotton speaking about settling in a new land?
John Cotton is likely speaking about settling in a new land to discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with establishing a new community or colony. He may be exploring themes of religious freedom, self-governance, and the importance of creating a society based on shared values and beliefs.
What happens to crops after a few years?
To raise more crops, planters have to to keep clearing new land. Crops such as tobacco ruin fertile soil in only a few years.
How did the Delta planters benefit from the New Deal programs?
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What effect did the growing power of the planters have on Hawaiian monarchy?
The planters used their power to force the Hawaiian king to sign a new constitution in 1887.
