A History of Eli Whitney’s Invention of Cotton Gin
Eli Whitney was born on December 8th, 1765 in the town of Westborough, Massachusetts (Eli Whitney Biography Inventor (1765-1825)). He was educated at Yale university and went on to become creator of the Cotton Gin (Eli Whitney Biography Inventor (1765-1825)). The famous Cotton Gin was an invention that allowed a single worker the ability to separate up to 25 kg of cotton daily, an accomplishment that normally required several workers (Eli Whitney). As this invention became infamous throughout the nation,…...
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Obtaining a Patent for Textile Equipment
The Cotton Gin was Important (working title in progress)Def needs work On March 14, in or something else not of of 1794, inventor Eli Whitney was granted the patent for the Cotton Gin as a way to effectively and efficiently eliminate the seeds in cotton. The Cotton Gin played an important and triumphant role in South Carolina’s economy, as it established cotton as a cash crop for the entire South. Simultaneously, and tragically, the Cotton Gin prolonged slavery in this…...
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Eli Whitney’s Good Invention
hey say that money makes the world go around, and this is completely true. Entrepreneurship is at an all time high especially in 2018. Entrepreneurs are self driven individuals that create and operate their own businesses. New inventions happen everyday, and without these amazing entrepreneurs the world would be extremely incomplete. All of the businesses that we currently had to start from somewhere. Entrepreneurs can help the world by growing the economy,creating more jobs, and by selling things that the…...
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America Changes: Technologies and Inventions
America benefited greatly with different types of technology used for transportation throughout the 1800s. Railroads, bridges, steamboats, roads and canals are some examples of the types of transportation used. Railroads allowed Americans to travel freely from coast to coast for a very cheap price and was an efficient way to move goods over long distances. The American Journey textbook says, “The railroads also played an important role in the settlement and industrialization of the Midwest. Fast, affordable train travel brought…...
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Short Staple Cotton
The discovery of short-staple cotton was a major turning point not only in America’s economic history, but as well as utilization of slaves. Initially, the short-staple cotton variety had no commercial value as it had shorter cotton fibers, which reduces yarn and cloth quality, and fibers that were tightly attached to the seed, causing a longer time to separate the actual fiber from the seed without damaging it. On the other hand, the long-staple cotton fibers were exactly the opposite…...
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