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I am pretty sure he represented Pennsylvania. Even though he was born in Massachusetts he spent most of his life in Pennsylvania.
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What colony dis Benjamin Franklin represent?
benjamin franklin colony of origin
Was the US still a colony when Benjamin Franklin was born?
i
Was the US a colony when Benjamin Franklin was born?
Yes, the USA was a British colony when he was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1706
Who is the oldest delegate to the Constitutional Convention and what state did he represent?
Benjamin Franklin, of Pennsylvania
What colony is Benjamin Franklin from?
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What colony dis Benjamin Franklin represent?
benjamin franklin colony of origin
What colony did Benjamin Franklin repersencent?
Benjamin Franklin represented the colony of Pennsylvania.
Did Benjamin Franklin represent The Abolitionist?
yes
Was the US still a colony when Benjamin Franklin was born?
i
Which colony did Benjamin Franklin sign for in the declaration of independence?
Pennsylvania
Who did Benjamin Franklin's colony get help from?
It was through Benjamin Franklin's skillful negotiations that the rebellious colonies gained the much-needed help of France.
Was the US a colony when Benjamin Franklin was born?
Yes, the USA was a British colony when he was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1706
Who is the oldest delegate to the Constitutional Convention and what state did he represent?
Benjamin Franklin, of Pennsylvania
What colony state Benjamin Franklin represented whensigning the declaration of independence?
He represented Pennsylvania .
What colony is Benjamin Franklin from?
margaritaville BY: Ryan Hopkins No dummy. ur drunk BY: his friend
What alarmed Benjamin Franklin about the Pennsylvania colony in 1775?
too much Germans in the colonies
What did Benjamin Franklin do in 1757?
In 1757, he went to England to represent Pennsylvania in its fight with the descendants of the Penn family over who should represent the Colony. He remained in England to 1775, as a Colonial representative not only of Pennsylvania, but of Georgia, New Jersey and Massachusetts as well.
