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Black History Project
George Washington
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George Washington
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By: =
Rachel
de Molitor
&
Bran=
di
Enslow
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~George’s Life~
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~About =
George
Carver~
•<=
/span>Born in Diamond Grove, Missouri on July 12<=
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style=3D'font-size:44%;position:relative;top:-.45em;mso-text-raise:30%'>th=
, 1861.
•<=
/span>Died in Tuskegee, Alabama on January 5th=
, 1943.
•<=
/span> Geor=
ge had a
horrible disease called whooping cough. That left him unable to work hard.
•<=
/span>His dad died right before George was born. Slave t=
raders
kidnapped him and his mom, h=
e was
the only one returned.
•<=
/span>When George was 12, he left his home to go to an a=
ll
black school. He wro=
te to
a college to enroll and they accepted him, but when they =
found out he was black, they told him he could not
attend.
• After 5 years, when he was 30 he was accepted at=
a
collage in Iowa.
•<=
/span>Brooker T. Washington wrote him on account of hiri=
ng him
as a plant scientist.
•<=
/span>George died January 5-1943 in Tuskegee, Alabama.
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~Accomplishments~
• One of his major accomplishments was finding a bunch=
of
things that peanuts went in, like ink, peanut butter, ice cream a=
nd
even soap.
•H=
elping
the farmers plant cotton again so that the soil was healthier , and would=
help
the c=
rops
grow better.
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Rachel’=
s thoughts about George Washington Carver
•I Think that it is amazing how George helped so many people in the world with many tasks not only gardening. I think that=
George Washington Carver is an great influence on people, and that he is a wonderful roll model. J
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~Notes~=
•http://www.eurweb.com/?p=3D63440
picture of George
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•http://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventors/carver.htm
•http://gardenofpraise.com/ibdcarve.hpt
George’s <=
/span>condition, what happened to his dad =
and
mom and col=
lege
and school.
•Academic
American Encyclopedia C-Cit #4. Birth and Death.
•747:
Encyclopedia Americana. Work.
•http://www.madehow.com/inventorbios/73/George-Washington-Carver.html Tuskegee Univ=
ersity
•noriskclaims.com
Picture of peanuts.
•hasslefreeclipart.com Picture of but=
ter
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