Answer:
Deorge Washington Carver National Monument is the birthplace and boyhood home of George Washington
arver. It was established in 1943, less than a year after Dr. Carver's death, and is the first national
lonument to an African-American, the first to an agricultural scientist, and the first birthplace monument
d a person other than a United States President. Dr. Carver is also remembered at Carver Museum at
uskegee Institute National Historic Site; in a museum in Indianola, Iowa; in a park in Winterset, Iowa; and
t the Henry Ford Museum located in Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan. This material provides basic
ackground information on Dr. Carver.
Explanation:
