What did Benjamin Franklin do after the war?

Answer 1

He was a Barber

Answer 2

During the latter part of the US Revolutionary War, and somewhat afterwards, Benjamin Franklin was the Ambassodor to France. Following that, in 1787, he served as a Delagate to the Philidelphia Convention. Though it was an honorary position, and he did not engage in much debate, he is the only Founding Father to have signed all four of the founding documents of the United States, The Declaration of Independence, The Treaty of Paris, The Treaty of Alliance with France, and the United States Constitution. For more information, please see the Related Link below.

Answer 3

He participated in the Constitutional Convention in 1781 along with George Washington. He then in 1787 made a persuasive speech that made all the delegates of the Constitutional Convention sign.

Answer 4

He was a member of the Second Continental Congress, served on the committee that drafted the Declaration of Independence, signed the Declaration, and served as the US Ambassador to France.

Answer 5

he didnt really do anything because he died shortly after the convention

Answer 6

i dont

know thats

y i asked duh isnt

it pretty clear?

Answer 7

he died no lie>>>>

Answer 8

he was a barber