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Describe a technological development that has occurred in your lifetime. Explain how this technological development positively or negatively impacted your life or society.

What could be considered a technological development in Georgia in the time period after the American Revolution? Why?

According to some, the idea for the cotton gin was conceived by Eli Whitney, a northerner who moved to Georgia in 1793 According to some, the idea for the cotton gin was conceived by Eli Whitney, a northerner who moved to Georgia in 1793 The cotton gin was capable of removing the seeds from up to 50 pounds of cotton a day The cotton gin was capable of removing the seeds from up to 50 pounds of cotton a day

Due to the machine’s efficiency, the growth of cotton became profitable in Georgia and the rest of the South Due to the machine’s efficiency, the growth of cotton became profitable in Georgia and the rest of the South This led to westward expansion as farmers began to seek out land capable of producing the crop This led to westward expansion as farmers began to seek out land capable of producing the crop

Describe a positive effect of the invention of the cotton gin on the development of Georgia. Describe a positive effect of the invention of the cotton gin on the development of Georgia. What might be a negative effect of the invention of the cotton gin on the development of Georgia. What might be a negative effect of the invention of the cotton gin on the development of Georgia.

It made the South overly dependent on one crop It made the South overly dependent on one crop Due to its effectiveness, slavery increased in the South. Due to cotton’s profitability more slaves were needed in its production Due to its effectiveness, slavery increased in the South. Due to cotton’s profitability more slaves were needed in its production

Through the use of the cotton gin, cotton production became very profitable in Georgia. This led to an increase in slavery. Getting rid of slavery would cut into people’s profits and effect the state’s economy.

The phrase “King Cotton” is often used to describe Georgia’s agriculture during this time period. Turn to a partner and discuss why it is referred to as “King Cotton”?

Bill Nye's Greatest Inventions: The Cotton Gin (approximately 4 minutes) Bill Nye's Greatest Inventions: The Cotton Gin The Invention of the Cotton Gin, 1793 (approximately 2 minutes) The Invention of the Cotton Gin, 1793 The Growth of Slavery (approximately 7 minutes) The Growth of Slavery

What do Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Macon, and Savannah all have in common? Railroads Railroads

An important technological development that had a major impact on the state of Georgia was the invention of the railroad. An important technological development that had a major impact on the state of Georgia was the invention of the railroad. Many of Georgia’s cities and towns were created due to the railroad Many of Georgia’s cities and towns were created due to the railroad

The first Georgia railroad was created to provide a better way to transport cotton to Augusta due to poor road conditions. The first Georgia railroad was created to provide a better way to transport cotton to Augusta due to poor road conditions. In the 1840s and 1850s, railroads had spread across much of the state In the 1840s and 1850s, railroads had spread across much of the state Georgia had the most miles of track in the Deep South Georgia had the most miles of track in the Deep South

The city of Atlanta was created as a railroad hub for the Western and Atlantic Railroad. The city of Atlanta was created as a railroad hub for the Western and Atlantic Railroad. The track ran from Chattanooga, Tennessee to a small hub called “Terminus”. Terminus changed its name to Marthasville and then finally to Atlanta in The track ran from Chattanooga, Tennessee to a small hub called “Terminus”. Terminus changed its name to Marthasville and then finally to Atlanta in Later two other railroad lines combined with this hub, causing the city to grow even more. Later two other railroad lines combined with this hub, causing the city to grow even more.

Analyze and explain the relationship between the cotton gin, the introduction of railroads, and a booming economy in Georgia. Use textual evidence from your notes to support your response. CC6-8RH1; CC6-8RH3; CC6-8WHST2

1.___________________ were the means to transport cotton faster. 2._____________________ was the center of railroad traffic in the South. 3.The cotton gin made little impact on Georgia’s economy. (T/F) Explain your answer. 4.Railroads were an important factor in Georgia’s growth in the 1800s. (T/F) Explain your answer.