George Washington Carver

Yes, he did and deserves more recognition than he gets.

he would 146 on July 12 in 2011

For his work on peanuts.

Well some short speech of George Washington Carver is: How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant. The week and the strong -because someday you will have been....

because he was the first president of the united states and he was brave enough to bring the solders to war and win back the united states from the British

He was head of the Tuskegee Institute agriculture department from 1896 to 1910, and head of department of research from 1910 to1943. That is 47 years.

He invented peanut butter ink, facial cream, shampoo, and soap Foods

Salted Peanuts

Peanut Butter, regular (3)

Breakfast Food #1

Butter from Peanut Milk

Breakfast Food #2

Pancake Flour

Breakfast Food #3

Peanut Flour (11)

Breakfast Food #4

Peanut Surprise

Breakfast Food #5

Malted Peanuts

Bisque Powder

Peanut Meal, brown

Peanut Meal #1 and #2

Meat Substitutes

Chocolate Coated Peanuts

Chili Sauce

Peanut Cake #1 and #2

Peanut Brittle

Dry Coffee

Cream Candy

Instant Coffee

Peanut Flakes (2)

Peanut Hearts

Chop Suey Sauce

Mock Oysters

Mayonnaise

Worcestershire Sauce

Peanut Meat Loaf

Peanut Food #1

Shredded Peanuts

Peanut Sprouts

Peanut Bisque Powder

Peanut Tofu Sauce

Cooking Oil

Cream for Milk

Salad Oil

Buttermilk

Mock Meat

Mock Goose

Mock Duck

Mock Chicken

Mock Veal Cut

Milks (32)

Curds

Vinegar

Crystallized Peanuts

Peanut Relish #1

Peanut Sausage

Peanut Relish #2

Flavoring Paste

Peanut Chocolate Fudge

Oleomargarine

Peanut and Pop Corn Bars

Dehydrated Milk Flakes

Peanut Bar #1

Caramel

Peanut Tutti Frutti Bars

Butterscotch

Lard Compound

Evaporated Milk

Sweet Pickle

Golden Nuts

Cheese Cream

Substitute Asparagus

Cheese Pimento

Cheese Nut Sage

Cheese Tutti Frutti

CheeseSandwich

White Pepper, from Vines

Pickle, Plain

Cocoa

Peanut Dainties

Peanut Kisses

Bar Candy

Peanut Wafers

Stock Foods

Peanut Stock Food #1,#2, and #3

Peanut HullMeal

Peanut Hull Stock Food

Molasses Feed

Peanut HullBran

Peanut Hay Meal

Hen Food for laying (peanut hearts)

Peanut Meal (3)

Household Products

Laundry Soap

Sweeping Compound

Beverages

Peanut Orange Punch #1

Peanut Lemon Punch

Peanut Koumiss Beverage

Peanut Punch #2

Normal Peanut Beverage

Beverage for Ice Cream

Peanut Beverage Flakes

Blackberry Punch

Plum Punch

Evaporated Peanut Beverage

Cherry Punch

Pineapple Punch

Medicines

Rubbing Oil

Iron Tonic

Tannic Acid

Medicine similar to Castor Oil

Emulsion for Bronchitis

Castor Substitute

Goiter Treatment

Oils, Emulsified w/mercury for Venereal Disease (2)

Quinine

Laxatives

Cosmetics

Hand Lotion

Face Lotion

Face Cream

Vanishing Cream

Face Bleach and Tan Remover

Baby Massage Cream

Shampoo

Oil for Hair and Scalp

Shaving Cream

Pomade for Scalp

Face Ointment

Glycerine

Face Powder

All Purpose Cream

Fat Producing Cream

Tetter and Dandruff Cure

Toilet Soap

Antiseptic Soap

Pomade for Skin

Peanut Oil Shampoo

Dyes, Paints and Stains

Dyes for Leather

Dyes for Cloth (30)

Wood Stains (17)

Paints

Special Peanut Dye

General

Fuel Bricketts

Paper (white) from vines

Paper (colored) from vines

Paper (kraft form hulls)

Paper (newsprint) form vines

Paper (coarse) form skins

Insecticide

Glue

Gasoline

Gas

Wood Filler

Metal Polish

Plastics

Axel Grease

Lubricating Oil

Illuminating Oil

Diesel Fuel

Printers Ink

Writing Ink

Rubber

Coke (from hulls)

Washing Powder

Cleanser for hands

Linoleum

Wall Boards (from hulls) (11)

Insulating Board (18)

Sizing for Walls

Charcoal from shells

Nitroglycerine

Soil Conditioner

Soap Stock

Shoe and Leather Blacking

She was stabbed 7 times in the stomach while pregnant by her alcoholic husband, got her ACL and Achilles tendon snipped in both legs making her unable to move, then died by her husband leaving her in a field not being able to move so she died of starvation. Hope that helps :)

He developed a lot of ways to use peanuts and peanut products (like peanut oil). As far as I can tell, he didn't make shampoo (he did make a "hair dressing" out of peanut oil and lanolin). He might have made some peanut butter, but he certainly did not invent it.

George Washington Carver is famous for many things including peanut butter and adhesive bandages. During his life, Carver received many awards including an honorary Doctorate degree. He also received an honorary membership in the American Inventors Society. He was named a Fellow in the London Royal Society for the Encouragement of the Arts.

George Washington Carver was friends with Theodore Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, and Franklin D Roosevelt.

As you must know, this cherry tree story is fictitious.

According to the story, George was given a new hatchet, so he looked around

for a place to try it out. He saw a little cherry tree that looked to be just the sort of tree that a boy his age could chop down with a hatchet, so that is what he did.

There is so many things that George Washington Carver did to help us today. There are so many things that we use daily, that if it were not for what he did, wouldn't be here to make things easier for us. Like it sounds crazy, but the peanut is used for paper made from vines included that we use. We might not even have peper right now if it were not for him.

George Washington Carver studied agricultural science.

Eusebio Kino was a Jesuit missionary in what is now the Southwest of the US.

Junípero Serra was a Majorcan Franciscan friar who worked in California.

YES

from wikipedia

George Washington primarily sourced wood from his own lands in Virginia, particularly from Mount Vernon, his plantation. He managed extensive forests and cultivated various types of timber for construction, shipbuilding, and fuel. Additionally, he might have purchased wood from local suppliers and neighboring plantations to meet his needs.

Mount Vernon

Hardly. After leaving the Presidential Office Mount Vernon was the largest distillery in North America, producing 11,000 gallons of whiskey each year.

Washington had a habit each morning of getting up early and going out on horseback to oversee the plantation . Two days before he died he went out with a cold in a wet cold day and came back wet. He sat down for his breakfast and before the day was out he was sick. Two days later he died. He is buried at Mt. Vernon and had a Masonic funeral.

Leadership

YES