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Benjamin Banneker: Self-Made Man Social Studies Readers

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Benjamin Banneker was born in 1731 on a tobacco plantation in Maryland. His father was a slave and his mother was a free woman. Banneker was self-taught and became a skilled scientist, mathematician, and astronomer. He played a key role in the American Revolution, providing information about British troop movements to General George Washington.

Benjamin Banneker: Self-Made Man (Social Studies Readers)

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Banneker was also an accomplished writer. He wrote a series of almanacs that were popular throughout the United States. In his almanacs, Banneker shared his knowledge of astronomy, mathematics, and other sciences. He also wrote about social and political issues, such as the abolition of slavery.

Banneker's work had a profound impact on American society. He helped to promote the cause of education and science. He also helped to inspire the fight for civil rights. Banneker is a reminder that anyone can achieve great things, regardless of their circumstances.

Benjamin Banneker's Legacy

Benjamin Banneker's legacy lives on today. He is still remembered as one of the most important scientists and mathematicians in American history. His work continues to inspire people all over the world.

There are many ways to learn more about Benjamin Banneker. You can read his almanacs, visit the Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum in Maryland, or attend a lecture about his life and work.

Benjamin Banneker was a remarkable man who made a significant contribution to American society. His story is an inspiration to all of us.

Social Studies Readers

Benjamin Banneker Self-Made Man Social Studies Readers is a series of books that tell the story of Benjamin Banneker's life and accomplishments. The books are written for children in grades 3-5 and are perfect for use in the classroom or at home.

The books in the series include:

Benjamin Banneker: Born a Slave, Died a Free Man
Benjamin Banneker: The Astronomer Who Helped Win the American Revolution
Benjamin Banneker: The Inventor Who Changed the World

The Benjamin Banneker Self-Made Man Social Studies Readers are a great way to teach children about the life and accomplishments of one of America's most important scientists and mathematicians. The books are engaging and informative, and they are sure to inspire children to learn more about science and math.