| Title: |
Machine vs. Hands
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| Created By: |
Ken Rocco
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| Grade Level(s): |
5th
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| Content Statement: |
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| Standards: |
Economics
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| Summary: |
This lesson uses how the invention of the cotton gin affected the production of cotton in the South and how this led the North to built factories to process the cotton into cloth (textiles). (Specialized Trade)
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| Date Modified: | 6/22/2011 |
| Lesson Files: |
 Rocco.zip
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