Yes he was-- but it doesn't mean what we think today. Back then, a "president" of Pennsylvania was the same as what we today would call a Governor. He was one of our Founding Fathers, but he was never a U.S. president.
The state of Pennsylvania, like all American states, has a governor, not a President. So no, Benjamin Franklin was never the President of Pennsylvania. He was also never the President of the US, although he was a very important participant in early American politics. From 1785 to 1788, he served as governor of Pennsylvania.
FALSE No her was never a senator, he was a member of the constitutional convention.
No he was never the US President but was a key role in the American Revolution and the founding of the Constitution. Pennsylvania never had a president.
yes ben was the 6th president of Pennsylvania?
September 14,1785
no
No, He was never ever a senator in his lofe
yes
No portrait of him ever shows facial hair, and there is no record that he ever had any.
yes he wrote for in love before he died in 1787
Sit around and read! He was a very boring guy.
no he was never a vice president or a president
some of his accomplishments is that he is a founder father
no
yes
no
no
No portrait of him ever shows facial hair, and there is no record that he ever had any.
Benjamin Franklin was never president
yes three acers of land
I'm sure he did because it is a natural human function.
Sit around and read! He was a very boring guy.
yes he wrote for in love before he died in 1787
no he was never a vice president or a president
He was never a carpenter.He was only ever a chandler [candle-maker] and a print-master.