Question

during the early 1800s, what did new england's textile industry and cotton farming in the south have in common?

Answer 1

They both had in common slaves working, as in the 1800's many farmers and industrial workers would have their slaves do all the work.

Answer 2

What the New England textile industry had in common and the cultivation of cotton in the south at the beginning of the 19th century was: The new technology that led to greater production in both regions. Samuel Slater contributed to the textile industry in New England by copying designs for machines in English factories.