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Did Benjamin Banneker have any sisters?
Yes, Benjamin Banneker had three sisters.
What did Benjamin Banneker contribute to math?
he contributed astronomy
What is the name of the person who invented the punch clock?
The person who created the first punch clock is Benjamin Banneker. Benjamin Banneker was an African American scientist who changed the world with his invention.
Did Benjamin Banneker make money for invening things?
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What famous black American was an astronomer and mathematician?
Benjamin Banneker
What did Benjamin Banneker study?
Benjamin Banneker did not attend college. Mr. Banneker was entirely self-educated. He was taught to read by his grandmother, and for a short time attended a small Quaker school.
Did Benjamin Banneker go to college?
Benjamin Banneker did not attend college. Mr. Banneker was entirely self-educated. He was taught to read by his grandmother, and for a short time attended a small Quaker school.
What school did Benjamin Banneker attend?
Benjamin Banneker went to a Quaker school near where he lived Baltimore County, Maryland.
What year did Benjamin Banneker attend Quaker school?
Around 1745 when he was a teenager is when he went to school.
When was Benjamin Banneker Academic High School created?
Benjamin Banneker Academic High School was created in 1981.
Did Benjamin Banneker teach himself?
Benjamin Banneker taught himself instead of going to school.
Is there anything named after Benjamin Banneker?
Benjamin Banneker High School in College Park, Georgia.
Benjamin Banneker what school did he go to?
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What high school did Benjamin Banneker go to?
He didn't go to high school
What inventions did Benjamin Banneker?
Benjamin Banneker invented wooden watches
Was Benjamin Banneker a woman?
No, Benjamin Banneker was a man.
How was Benjamin Banneker's life different from most African Americans of the time?
Banneker was allowed to attend school where he learned to read and write. He became an inventor, a land surveyor and he is credited with inventing the clock.
