What was the goal of Benjamin Franklin's Albany plan of union?

Answer 1

It was a plan of Benjamin Franklin to unite the American colonies in 1754.

Answer 2

to get the colony together and fight in the war together
In 1754 delegates to the Albany Convention proposed a Union of all the colonies based upon a plan established by Benjamin Franklin, which he copied from the agreement uniting the Five Nations of the Iroquois Indians. Many items were discussed at the Convention and once a plan was agreed upon, the Albany Plan of Union was sent to all the colonies and to Great Britain's Board of Trade. Almost all of the colonies rejected the plan, as did the Board of Trade. The colonies, at that time, were concerned about a central government that would have too much power. Most of the colonists were provincial in outlook, jealous of other colonies, and dead set against any central taxing policy.

During the war, the Albany Plan served as a rough draft for the Articles of Confederation.

Answer 3

a proposal for a unified government,but the other colonists rejected that idea

Answer 4

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Answer 5

The Albany Plan of Union was a plan to create a unified government for the Thirteen Colonies.

Answer 6

It was a plan of Benjamin Franklin to unite the American colonies in 1754.

Answer 7

he said that he hate this system

Answer 8

to unite the 13 colonies