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This document contains biographical questions about prominent historical figures George Washington Carver, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Harriet Tubman. For each person, it asks when and where they were born, what their childhood was like, why they are famous, and when and where they died. The questions are seeking short answers about key details in these individuals' lives.
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- 1. SS1H1a Name: _______________ ELACC1W8 George Washington Carver When and where was George Washington Carver born? What was George Washington Why is George Washington Carver’s childhood like? Carver famous? What is another reason why When and where did George Washington Carver is George Washington Carver famous? die?
- 2. SS1H1a ELACC1W8 Name: _______________ Benjamin Franklin When and where was Benjamin Franklin born? What was Benjamin Franklin’s Why is Benjamin Franklin childhood like? famous? What is another reason why When and where did Benjamin Franklin is famous? Benjamin Franklin die?
- 3. SS1H1a ELACC1W8 Name: _______________ Thomas Jefferson When and where was Thomas Jefferson born? What was Thomas Jefferson’s Why is Thomas Jefferson childhood like? famous? What is another reason why When and where did Thomas Jefferson is famous? Thomas Jefferson die?
- 4. SS1H1a ELACC1W8 Name: _______________ Theodore Roosevelt When and where was Theodore Roosevelt born? What was Theodore Why is Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt’s childhood like? famous? What is another reason why When and where did Theodore Roosevelt is famous? Theodore Roosevelt die?
- 5. SS1H1a ELACC1W8 Name: _______________ Harriet Tubman When and where was Harriet Tubman born? What was Harriet Tubman’s Why is Harriet Tubman childhood like? famous? What is another reason why When and where did Harriet Tubman is famous? Harriet Tubman die?