George W. Carver

George Washington Carver was a boy that was raised in the home of his Aunt and Uncle. He traveled the Eastern U.S. as a young boy into his early twenties. He learned almost everything he could about plant life and plants themselves. As an eight year old boy living with his uncle he started to attend school for "colored" children. He was the best student in the class. After he learned all he could …

…and started growing wheat and selling it by the bushel. George then started to get more and more intersted in plants and the way they aided human life. George became the inventor of peanut butter and several other plants. George helped the future of "plant sciences." Thanks to George Washington Carver we now have medicines and several other useful objects that aid us in our everyday lives. George was a very brave and smart man.