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George Washington Carver was a scientist who is credited with many things. Among his accomplishments are peanut butter and various medications. During his life, Carver never met Luther Burbank.
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Who are people from black history month?
Harriet Tubman Jackie Robinson martin Luther king Jr Rosa parks Washington carver
Where did Luther burbank die?
because of the various plants he experimented with and created
Who is a famous black person?
The most famous black person in the U.S today is definitely President Barrack Obama
What speech did Martin Luther King Jr give in Washington Dc?
he gave the I Have a Dream speech.
How participated in the march on Washington?
If you mean who participated in the march on Washington, it was thousands of people, I believe some 65,000. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his I have a dream speech there. 1963
Which black scientist was known as the plant wizard?
This would be George Wahsington Carver. A very fascinating man. That is "Washington" - corrected spelling....sorry
What famous people went to the university of Tuskegee?
George Washington Carver went there, and Dr. Martin Luther King
What are some men in black history?
Martin Luther King JR. Fredrick Douglas George Washington Carver Booker T Washington et cetera
Who invited the first black man to dine at the White House?
ii beliieve iit was jorge washington
When was Luther Burbank born?
Luther Burbank was born on March 7, 1849.
What is Luther Burbank's birthday?
Luther Burbank was born on March 7, 1849.
Is Luther Burbank still alive?
No, Luther Burbank is not still alive. Burbank died on April 11, 1926 at the age of 77.
When did Luther Burbank die?
Luther Burbank died on April 11, 1926 at the age of 77.
How old was Luther Burbank at death?
Luther Burbank died on April 11, 1926 at the age of 77.
What were Luther Burbank's parents names?
Samuel And Olive Ross Burbank
Created by Luther Burbank the Russet Burbank is often called the Idaho What is it?
Potato
What did Luther Burbank do?
He was an American botanist, who developed the disease-resistant Burbank potato.
