The rise of the cotton industry in the United States increased necessity slavery because it created a huge demand for labor to work on cotton plantations. The cotton industry was very labor-intensive, and slaves were the main source of labor on plantations. The more the cotton industry grew, the more slaves were needed to work on the plantations. This increased the demand for slaves and led to the expansion of slavery in the United States.
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