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Essay heading: George Washigton Carver
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He also developed a crop rotation system of his own which made it much easier to farm in the South. Maybe Carver's biggest accomplishment was turning down the $100,000(now about 1 million dollars) offer to work for the United States Government. Carver wanted to stay true to his roots rather than work for people he didn't believe in...
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Carver wanted to stay true to his roots rather than work for people he didn't believe in.
Carver lived a long and productive life. He received the Spingarn Medal in 1923, given every year by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. In 1939, he received the Roosevelt medal for restoring Southern agriculture...
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