Booker T. Washington was born		taught agricultural science at the Institute.
One of his duties as a boy		to go to school half a day.
After he was freed, Booker and his brother		which is public speaking.
His parents allowed him		worked in the salt and coal mines.
He took the name Washington because		that was his step-father's first name.
Booker's middle name		a slave in Virginia.
At Hampton Institute Booker worked as		he later returned to teach there.
His teacher gave lessons in elocution		the Tuskegee Institute.
After finishing at Hampton		was Taliaferro.
He bought land and started		was to carry sacks of corn to the mill.
Later Harvard University		assistant janitor to pay for his room and board.
George Washington Carver		gave him an honorary degree.