None, really. Although he was an African American in a society that still had large-scale slavery and racial discrimination, he grew up and continued to live in Maryland amongst Quakers who believed in racial equality. In his life he rarely encountered racial discrimination or prjudice, but on the contrary was befriended and admired by many ordinary and prominent white Americans. Friends helped him to study and become an astronomist and surveyor. He got important commissions, was editor of a commercially succesful almanac, and corresponded with several important figures of the time like Thomas Jefferson.
After his death stories and legend started to form that sometimes exaggerate his achievements, and sometimes exaggerate the racial prejudice he was supposed to have overcome. The real story however is one of a succesful life without too many out-of-the-ordinary obstacles.
By asking Benjamin Banneker how he solved it.
Benjamin Banneker's hobbies were math,astronomy and writing
Her name was Mary Banneky whose mother was an Englishwoman and Banneker's father was Robert an ex-slave and paid for Benjamen's freedom.
himself
He discoverd that lighting was electly
He did a mathematical study on the cycle of seventeen year
He does not have one.
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By asking Benjamin Banneker how he solved it.
Benjamin Banneker's hobbies were math,astronomy and writing
what was benjamin bannekers insperation
inventing a clock in making an almanac
Benjamin Banneker's mom was not a slave but his mom bought his dad as a slave then they got married and had Benjamin.
Her name was Mary Banneky whose mother was an Englishwoman and Banneker's father was Robert an ex-slave and paid for Benjamen's freedom.
himself
He discoverd that lighting was electly