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How many African American characters have been on the peanuts?
The black character in the Peanuts cartoons is named 'Lincoln'.
Who was the first African American character in the peanuts?
ATM we are unsure. pretty sure it was Michael Jackson
What is an African American historian?
An African-American historian is someone who has studied the history of African Americans from their original roots in Africa, as to how and why they were brought to America, what tribes they belonged to and what families theyd were sold to as slaves.
Who was the African American scientist who discovered more than 200 uses for peanuts?
George Washington carverGeorge Washington carver
What has the author Jane H Gould written?
Jane H. Gould has written: 'George Washington Carver' -- subject(s): African American educators, Agriculturists, African American scientists, Comic books, strips, African American agriculturists, Peanuts, Juvenile literature, Biography, History
Did the Aztec's trade peanuts?
yes they did mainly with the African's because peanuts is a medicine.
Which us sociologist studied the African American community and served as a founding member of the NAACP?
W.E.B. Du Bois
What was Michelle Obama's major in college?
Her major at Princeton University was Sociology. She also studied African-American history.
Who are the famous african american scientist?
actually there is an African American scientist named George Washington carver he invented a whole lot of things just with peanuts and green beans, but there a lot more i just don't know them all
What famous African American inventor came up with about 300 products from peanuts including shoe polish and soap?
George Washington carver
Who is the African American scientist and inventor bast known for his development of products that could be made by peanuts?
The scientist is known as George Washington Carver.
What is George Washington Carver known for?
George Washington Carver is known for creating 105 popular recipes using peanuts, and for discovering more than a hundred useful products that could also be made from peanuts. He also studied the uses of cotton and sweet potatoes. Some of the materials he created were cosmetics, dyes, paints, plastics, gasoline, and even nitroglycerin (for dynamite). In addition to his agricultural and chemistry contributions, Carver was an avid proponent of African-American rights, and received the Springarn Medal in 1923 from the NAACP.
