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What was Benjamin Franklin's first job?
He worked at his brothers printing press
Did Benjamin Franklin invent the 1st printing press?
No. Printing presses have been around for centuries. The biggest improvement in them came when Johannes Gutenberg (who lived 1400 - 1468, 236 years before Benjamin Franklin was born) was the first European to develop printing with movable type.
What was ben Franklin's first job and who did he work for?
Benjamin Franklins 1st job was a printer, and he worked for his older brother.
What did Benjamin Franklin do experiments with?
Electricity; he invented the lightning rod. Metals; he developed a more efficient stove. Printing; he ran a printing shop for many years. Oceanography; Franklin was the first person to map the Gulf Stream. Astronomy; his almanac was superb. Timekeeping; his description of the cycle of leap years was outstanding. Benjamin Franklin was a "polymath"; he was a genius, and studied everything around him.
What trade was Benjamin Franklin first successful in?
Benjamin Franklin was first a printer by trade.He worked for his older brother.
What country first used electricity?
seeing how Benjamin Franklin discovered it I would go with united stats
When did Benjamin Franklin get married for the first time?
Benjamin Franklin was married on september 1, 1730
Who was Benjamin Franklin first child?
Francis Folger Franklin.
Who established the first public library and hospital and fire department in the 13 colonies?
Benjamin Franklin is credited with starting the first lending library and first fire department in the US. He also invented bifocal glasses and an effective heating stove.
Did ben Franklin invent the library?
No. Printing presses have been around for centuries. The biggest improvement in them came when Johannes Gutenberg (who lived 1400 - 1468, 236 years before Benjamin Franklin was born) was the first European to develop printing with movable type.
Did Benjamin Franklin start the first library?
no
Who is the first inventor of the iron?
Benjamin Franklin
