1) Advocating for independence, at a time when he was one of the most famous writers in the English speaking world.
2) Editing the Declaration of Independence.
3) Negotiating military and financial help from France, without which the U.S. could never have won the Revolutionary War.
4) Negotiating a final peace with Great Britain, which codified U.S. independence.
5) Maintaining a sense of decorum and wisdom during the writing of the U.S. Constitution.
hi During the American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin was in France acting as a representative for the United States, obviously at the time part of England, trying to get the French Military forces to ally with us in the war. He also worked as a American minister to Sweden. 2nd Answer: Ben was in France as an economic envoy for his home colony, but he did help the cause - not for the United States, as it did not yet exist, but for the Revolution by the colonies against Great Britain.
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Although Franklin was a significant "founding father" of the USA and his work towards independence was significant, no, he was never the President of the US. Contrary to popular belief, Franklin is NOT the only non-president to grace American currency. Alexander Hamilton ($10 bill) and Salmon Chase ($10,000 bill -only circulated for a short time and no longer) were never a US president.
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I think you've confused your Franklins. Ben Franklin is on the half dollar. The "Franklin" on the US dime is Franklin Roosevelt, so they'd be referred to as Roosevelt dimes.
Benjamin Franklin, founding father from PA, is on the current US 100-dollar bill.
In the US, our founding fathers.
The US plays a major role in the UN since it contributes more money to the UN than any other nation, and also provides the headquarters for the UN in New York, and is a permanent member of the Security Council.
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hi During the American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin was in France acting as a representative for the United States, obviously at the time part of England, trying to get the French Military forces to ally with us in the war. He also worked as a American minister to Sweden. 2nd Answer: Ben was in France as an economic envoy for his home colony, but he did help the cause - not for the United States, as it did not yet exist, but for the Revolution by the colonies against Great Britain.
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There was no US Founding Father who was born Muslim.
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