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George Washington Carver

George Washington Carver. By: Erica Anton. Who is George W. Carver?. H istory and Family B orn on a Missouri farm 1865 during the civil war Parents were slaves owned by Moses Carver Adopted by Moses Carver when mother was kidnapped and father was killed in an accident.

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George Washington Carver

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  1. George Washington Carver By: Erica Anton

  2. Who is George W. Carver? History and Family • Born on a Missouri farm 1865 during the civil war • Parents were slaves owned by Moses Carver • Adopted by Moses Carver when mother was kidnapped and father was killed in an accident

  3. Who is George W. Carver? Education • Studied botany at Iowa State Agricultural College in Ames • Started his academic career as a researcher and teacher • Taught in Tuskegee University in Alabama for 47 years

  4. Why is George W. Carver important? • Did research on new uses for peanuts, sweet potatoes, pecans, and soy beans • Developed techniques to improve poor soil • Made rubber substitute and dyes and pigments • First explained crop rotations • Produced paints and stains from soybeans

  5. How did George W. Carver Impact Society? • Developed many products we use today (ex. peanut butter, dyes, bleach, buttermilk) • Taught many students well in the science of agriculture • Saved many farms from being destroyed by introducing the concept of crop rotations that increases nutrients and prevents pests and diseases from accumulating in the soil

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