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George Washington Carver's Legacy
George Washington Carver most important legacy is the art of agricultural. From the article “He loved art and was both an artist and a scientist.” Carver used his beauty of art and knowledge of science to help people better their ways in farming. He also wanted to share his skills he learned by teaching former slaves, such as carpentry and bricklaying skills. From knowledge learned from Carver , this helped the farmers know ways to better their land and to be self-sufficient. Carver accomplished over the a lot over the years and even not being here his legacy is still passed and carried on.

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