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George Washington Carver

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November 1, 2015

 

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His father, Moses, found and reclaimed him after the war. His mother was not with them and was never seen again. When he was a child he was raised on a farm and grew very fond of nature. He even earned the nickname "The Plant Doctor". He collected all kinds of rocks and plants. When he was twelve he started school...
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He had to leave the home of his adopted parents. He attended college, which was a challenge because of the racial barriers. He was thirty years old when he was accepted to Simpson College in Iowa. He was the first black person to attend that college. He earned a degree in science in 1894 and a Master's degree in bacterial botany in 1897...
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