Where did George Washington Carver do his work?

Answer 1

George Washington Carver attended and graduated from Minneapolis High School in Kansas. Afterwards, he applied to many colleges but was denied by many because of his race. He was accepted into Simpson College where he studied Art and Piano. Due to his liking in painting plants, his teacher suggested he study botany, which he did. He studied botany in the Iowa State Agricultural College.

Answer 2

He attended Simpson college and was transferred to Iowa state university Fascinating facts about George Washington Carver inventor of peanut agricultural science. George Washington Carver AT A GLANCE:

One of the 20th century's greatest scientists, George Washington Carver's influence is still being felt today. Rising from slavery to become one of the world's most respected and honored men, he devoted his life to understanding nature and the many uses for the simplest of plant life. He is best known for developing crop-rotation methods for conserving nutrients in soil and discovering hundreds of new uses for crops such as the peanut. THE STORY

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DID YOU KNOW? Inventor: George Washington Carver Criteria: First to invent. Birth: July 12, 1864 in Diamond Grove, Missouri Death: January 5, 1943 in Tuskegee, Alabama Nationality: American Invention: peanut agricultural science Function: noun / crop rotation Definition: Carver's scientific discoveries included more than three hundred different products derived from the peanut, some one hundred from sweet potatoes, about seventy-five from pecans, and many more including crop rotation. Patents: Carver received three patents between 1925 and 1927 Milestones:

1864 George Washington Carver born on July 12, in Diamond Grove, Missouri.

1874 He left the farm where he was born and eventually settled in Minneapolis, Kansas

1890 Enrolled at Simpson College to study piano and art, their first Black student

1891 Transferred to State Agricultural College (now Iowa State University), Ames, IA

1893 Paintings get honorable mention at Chicago World's Fair

1894 Bachelor of Agriculture Degree earned at Ames

1894 Appointed member of faculty, Iowa State College

1896 Master of Agriculture Degree, Iowa State College

1896 he became director of the Dept. of Agricultural Research at what is now Tuskegee University

1916 Named Fellow, London Royal Society for the Encouragement of the Arts

1923 Recipient, Spingarn Medal for Distinguished Service to Science

1925 1,522,176 (US) for Cosmetics and Producing the Same issued January 6,1925

1925 1,541,478 (US) for Paint and Stain and Producing the Same issued June 9, 1925

1927 1,632,365 (US) for Producing Paints and Stains issued June 14, 1927

1928 Honorary Degree, Doctor of Science, Simpson College

1935 he was appointed collaborator in the Division of Plant Mycology, U.S. Department of Agriculture

1938 Hollywood Film, "Life of George Washington Carver," made

1938 Development of George Washington Carver Museum by Tuskegee Institute Trustee Board

1939 Recipient, Roosevelt Medal for Contributions to Southern Agriculture

1939 Honorary Membership, American Inventors Society

1941 Honorary Degree, University of Rochester

1941 Recipient, Award of Merit by Variety Clubs of America

1942 Honorary Degree, Doctor of Science, Selma University, Alabama

1942 Erection of George Washington Carver Cabin, at The Henry Ford

1942 birthplace marker in Diamond Grove authorized by Missouri governor

1943 George Washington Carver died at Tuskegee, Alabama on January 5,

1940 he donated his savings to establish the George W. Carver Foundation at Tuskegee University.

1943 his birthplace was established as the George Washington Carver National Monument, July 14,

1948 First day sale of three-cent Carver Commemorative Stamp

1951 Fifty-cent piece coined to likeness of GW Carver and BT Washington

1952 Selected by Popular Mechanics as one of 50 outstanding Americans

1952 Polaris submarine George Washington Carver launched

1990 Inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame

1998 Second Carver stamp (32¢) issued

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Answer 3

George Washington carver went to Simpson college

Answer 4

HE ATTENDED Joseph danville high school,also he attended minneapolis high school

Answer 5

he taught at Tuskegee Institute as a scientist

Answer 6

Tuskegee, Alabama.

Answer 7

He went to school at brown university

Answer 8

He attended the Tuskegee Institute.

Answer 9

Simpson