George Washington Carver’s Journey to Education

The video tutorial narrates the educational journey of George, who, despite facing racial discrimination, pursued his passion for learning. Starting with his early education in the Midwest, George was rejected by Highland College due to his race. Undeterred, he turned to farming in Kansas. Later, he studied art at Simpson College, where he was encouraged to pursue botany. George excelled at Iowa State University, earning both bachelor's and master's degrees, and gained recognition as a brilliant botanist. The video concludes with a review and quiz questions to reinforce learning.

What was George's reaction when he was denied entry to Highland College?

• He started farming.

• He became a teacher.

• He gave up on education.

• He decided to travel abroad.

What did George focus on during his time at Simpson College?

• Mathematics

• Business

• Art

• Chemistry

What did George become known for at Simpson College?

• His paintings and drawings of plants

• His athletic achievements

• His musical compositions

• His scientific research

Which field of study did George pursue at Iowa State University?

• Literature

• Engineering

• Botany

• Physics

What reputation did George earn at Iowa State University?

• A skilled engineer

• A famous writer

• A talented musician

• A brilliant botanist