What Was The Cotton Industrial Revolution

During 18th century population in England increased twice. Cotton industry was well-developed and was important in rising England but it was not enough of those power. The process of cleaning and spinning of the cotton was in one household and then in another house cloth were made. Such process works well, but because of growing population and their demand for cloth such type of producing cloth takes too much time. With increased demand for yarn, industry starts to search the ways how to improve cotton spinning. It was one of the bottlenecks. The solution of this problem was an invention of the spinning jenny and water frame. With these innovations, the production of cotton yarn was mechanized and increased. As a consequence, thanks to this developments hundreds of workers were employed and cotton goods became cheaper.
It is a machine which was invented by Whitney that separates cotton fiber from the seeds. Before this invention separation of cotton seeds from cotton fiber took a lot of time because the process was made manually with help of primitive tools. An invention of a cotton gin in 1792 helped to increase raw cotton production from 1,556,000 lbs. in 1790 to 8,359,500 lbs. in 1796. Even though of its efficiency, the invention has positive and negative consequences. Cotton collecting was faster and increased export of raw cotton and profits, but at the same time import of slaves from Africa