The introduction of the cotton gin meant that enslaved workers on southern plantations no longer had to
a. weave cotton cloth.
b. plant cotton seeds.
c. harvest cotton plants.
d. separate seeds from cotton.

The correct answer is D) separate seeds from cotton.

Before the invention of the cotton gin, cotton was a pretty unpopular crop. Having individuals take out the seeds from the cotton took a significant amount of time and there was very little profit to be made. This all changed with the invention of the cotton gin.

The cotton gin removed the seeds from cotton at an accelarated rate. This allowed cotton to become a main cash crop in the Southeastern portion of the United States. This machine would result in the increased demand for slaves to grow this cash crop.

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