Comparing Latimers 'And A Sticky Problem For Farmers'

Many ideas and objects can be improved. That is just what the successes John Deere and Lewis Latimer did. In the articles “A Sticky Problem for Farmers” by Nathan Aaseng and “Lewis Latimer” by Stephen Currie, the main characters both have creative ideas, but they are different in their paths to success. “A Sticky Problem For Farmers” explains the difficulties of farming the Midwest, and how one man, named John Deere, helped by inventing a new plow. “Lewis Latimer” shows the willpower and creativity of a black man working in a white community. Both John Deere and Lewis Latimer had different, new ideas that would change the way certain people lived.
Both Deere and Latimer had the creativity to improve upon a design that they felt could be made