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What was the most important decision made by Benjamin Banneker?
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What did Benjamin Banneker occupation?
Benjamin Banneker was born on November 9, 1731.
When did Benjamin Banneker invent wooden watches?
he made the watch in 1753 when he was 22 years old
What Benjamin Banneker do before he made the clock?
Because they were tired of unseeing the complex sun dial
What countries were represented at the conference when the important decision was made?
If you mean in the Congress of Vienna, the countries were Prussia, Russia, Austria, Britain, and France.
What was the judges decision in the Dred Scott Case?
it made slavery and the western territory
What important actions made by Benjamin Banneker do toward the American Revolution?
He was a scientist
When did Benjamin Banneker accomplish?
I'm positive that he accomplished many things and one of them are that Benjamin Banneker made the first American clock.
What was the impact on the society when Benjamin Banneker made the first clock?
because Benjamin Banneker wanted people to tell time and know what time of day it was
What inspired Benjamin Banneker?
people admire that he made clocks
In 1753 who build a clock made entirely out of wood?
Benjamin Banneker
How many inventions did Benjamin Banneker make?
He made 5 inventions.
Was Benjamin Banneker a president?
Yes he made the white house
What did Benjamin Banneker occupation?
Benjamin Banneker was born on November 9, 1731.
Why was Benjamin Banneker famous?
Benjamin Banneker was famous because he invented a wooden clock by carving pieces together.
What are some contribution to mathematics done by Benjamin Banneker?
Benjamin Banneker is known for being the first American-African Scientist in the United States. He is the one who made a model of clock of his own that last till' his death.
When did Benjamin Banneker invent wooden watches?
he made the watch in 1753 when he was 22 years old
What made Benjamin Banneker so special?
His works demonstrated the equal mental abilities of the races.
