The International Cotton Exposition of 1881 had a major impact on Georgia history. It was the first large-scale exposition of its kind in the United States and was held in Atlanta. It showcased the latest advances in cotton production and technology, and it attracted more than 200,000 visitors from around the world. The exposition helped to promote Georgia as a leader in cotton production and technology, and it also helped to boost the state's economy. The exposition also helped to create a sense of pride in the state and its citizens, and it helped to create a sense of unity among the people of Georgia.
