Francis Cabot Lowell's contributions to American textile mills include

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Francis Cabot Lowell improved the power loom, allowing for faster and more efficient production of textiles. He did not invent the cotton spindle, improve the cotton gin, or organize workers into an assembly line. Additionally, Lowell's factories were located in the North, not the South, and did not directly contribute to the expansion of the textile industry in the South.

Francis Cabot Lowell's Contributions to American Textile Mills Include