Franklin was considered the elder statesman of the Constitutional Convention. He argued for a strong central government that saw to the needs of all it citizens.
it had a bill of rights thats what he really wanted and could except a couple flaws
Benjamin Franklin.
The Ben Franklin bridge.
Yes Benjamin Franklin did support the Virginia Plan. The Virginia plan stated that representation should be decided by population. Benjamin Franklin liked this because he was from a big state, Pennsylvania.
Yes. His son William Franklin was a loyalist, and on the British's side. Ben Franklin was ashamed of his son.
Benjamin Franklin supported the Constitution by emphasizing the importance of unity and the need for a strong central government to maintain order and protect the rights of citizens. He argued that the compromises made in the Constitution were necessary for the greater good of the nation. In contrast, Elbridge Gerry opposed the Constitution primarily due to concerns about its lack of a Bill of Rights, fearing that it could lead to tyranny and the erosion of individual liberties. He also worried that the proposed government structure favored the wealthy and elite at the expense of the common people.
Why did Franklin. Support the constitution
Benjamin Franklin
it had a bill of rights thats what he really wanted and could except a couple flaws
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin was a successful as a printer with a newspaper. He was also able to support the revolution through shipments of munitions to the colonist.
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Yes. For example, Benjamin Franklin was from Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Franklin.
Franklin attended the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia but, due to his age and health, he was not a major participant there. He was more of a wise old sage, giving advice when needed. His speech in support of its ratification may have persuaded a few minds who were on the fence.
yes because Pennsylvania is such a large state