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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin, also widely known as one of the Founding Fathers of America, will never be forgotten in American history. This is so simply because he has contributed so much to the United States. Franklin was a very knowledgeable and talented man. He was everything from being a scientist, an inventor, a statesman, a printer, a philosopher, a musician, and an economist. Living with his grandson Temple, Franklin reached Philadelphia where the delegates of the Second Continental Congress were gathering. At this point in time, the Boston Tea Party of 1775 has been on the rampage. The Congress did not have an agreement whether this war should be taken into independence or just to gain American rights within the British.

With these arguments going on, Benjamin Franklin was chosen to be a member of the Congress. At first, Franklin remained silent of his opinion of independ


Of course Franklin had his reasons on keeping his silence. He wanted to first convert his close relations first before speaking to anyone. One was Joseph Galloway who served Franklin for ten years and William his son. However, both disagreed to Franklin and tried to argue with him and moreover convince him to stay neutral. Franklin was not at all convinced and William left defeated.

As the Congress’ first step, Franklin wrote a draft of the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, which defined America’s future federal system: a division of power between a central government and the states. In basic terms, Franklin proposed of what was a declaration of independence from Britain. Franklin also became America’s first postmaster general and even went on a Congressional mission.

Benjamin Franklin, respected and trustworthy man did all he can for America’s independence. As Isaac

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