George Washington Carver
Also known as Carver, George Carver, G. W. Carver, George W. Carver, Geo. W. Carver
botaniste, agronome et inventeur afro-américain
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George Washington Carver was an African American botanist and inventor who lived from 1864 to 1943 and made important contributions to agriculture and science during a time of significant racial inequality in the United States. His work matters because he developed numerous agricultural innovations and products that helped improve farming practices and economies, particularly in the American South.
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George Washington Carver, né au début des années 1860 dans la condition d'esclave, dans une plantation proche de Diamond Grove, Missouri, et mort le 5 janvier 1943 à Tuskegee, Alabama, est un botaniste, agronome et inventeur américain. Il a été professeur à l'Institut de Tuskegee, où il a développé des techniques pour prévenir l'épuisement des sols dans le Sud des États-Unis, dégradés par la culture intensive du coton. Célèbre, il passera même dans la série "Américain dad".
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