an indirect effect of eli whitneys invention of the cotton gin was:\n- the growth of cottage industries.\n…

an indirect effect of eli whitneys invention of the cotton gin was:\n- the growth of cottage industries.\n- the ability to make wider bolts of cloth.\n- strengthening the reliance on slavery in the southern united states.\n- an increase in the types of cloth available for purchase.\n\nquestion 35 of 50\nthe title of this painting gave its name to which of the following art movements?\n- romanticism\n- symbolism\n- realism\n- impressionism\n\nquestion 36 of 50

an indirect effect of eli whitneys invention of the cotton gin was:\n- the growth of cottage industries.\n- the ability to make wider bolts of cloth.\n- strengthening the reliance on slavery in the southern united states.\n- an increase in the types of cloth available for purchase.\n\nquestion 35 of 50\nthe title of this painting gave its name to which of the following art movements?\n- romanticism\n- symbolism\n- realism\n- impressionism\n\nquestion 36 of 50

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. The cotton gin made cotton - processing more efficient, leading to increased cotton production in the South. This in turn strengthened the reliance on slavery as more labor was needed to grow and pick the cotton.
  2. The painting shown is "Impression, Sunrise" by Claude Monet, which gave its name to the Impressionism art movement. Impressionist paintings often focus on light, color, and the impression of a moment.

Answer:

  1. strengthening the reliance on slavery in the southern United States.
  2. Impressionism