What should we make of the cotton gin?

By 1801, with the spread of the cotton gin, cotton production grew to 100 thousand bales a year.

His great granddad had been Eli Whitney, the inventor of the cotton gin.

But instead of reducing the need for labor, the cotton gin propelled it, as more slaves were needed to plant and harvest king cotton.

The truth is that the cotton gin already existed for centuries in small but inefficient forms.

The cotton gin and the demand of Northern and English factories re charted the course of American slavery.

The reason was an invention, a machine they probably told you about in elementary school Mr. Eli Whitney's cotton gin.

Gin.

Before the invention of the cotton gin in 1793, cotton production was limited to coastal plain areas of South Carolina and Georgia, and, on a smaller scale, along the lower Mississippi River.

Guinea GIN

Oh, by the way, where's the gin? I'll get the gin.

There's gin and tonic, and gin and vermouth, that's a martini.

Vodka, gin (Audience

Gin and tonic.

Gin and soda?

Gin, you idiot!

Production capacity in Britain and the United States was improved by the invention of the cotton gin by the American Eli Whitney in 1793.

No gin in it.

Do you have gin?

You mean straight gin?

Gin is not my friend.

This gin, this salty earth.

We've got the gin, Tiny!

Why do they need gin?

I'll have a large gin.

It wasn't the German gin.

To find a 40cent gin?

How do you drink gin?

I'd like a gin and tonic.

Cold Gin (4 21) Frehley 5.

Cold Gin (4 21) Frehley A5.

Straight gin with a green olive.

How about a little gin rummy?

Bring him a gin and Dubonnet.

This gin cost 4 a bottle.

No, gin and soda, I guess.

You didn't even touch your gin.

With a little drop oflovely gin

those who work as cotton growers or cotton pickers.

(b) Cotton

C. Cotton

Cotton cloth.

Cotton Wilson.

Cotton Wilson.

Cotton Wilson.