The Early Life of George Washington Carver: From Missouri to Botanical Curiosity

The video explores the life of George Washington Carver, a notable American botanist and inventor known as the Peanut Man. Born around 1864 in Missouri, Carver was raised by Moses and Susan Carver after being kidnapped as a baby. He was a curious child, taught to read and write at home, and spent his free time exploring plants. The video includes a review section with questions about his early life.

What nickname was George Washington Carver known by due to his work with peanuts?

• The Peanut Man

• The Plant Wizard

• The Nutty Professor

• The Bean King

In which state was George Washington Carver born?

• Minnesota

• Missouri

• Alabama

• New York

Who took care of George Washington Carver after he was found abandoned?

• His aunt and uncle

• His grandparents

• Moses and Susan Carver

• Family friends

How did George Washington Carver spend his free time as a child?

• Wandering in the woods

• Playing baseball

• Singing in the choir

• Reading books

Who taught George Washington Carver to read and write?

• A local teacher

• Susan Carver

• His father

• His mother