There are various major contributors to the birth of the United States we know today. Commonly referred to as the Founding Fathers consist of merely the major figures of the day. The support of these gentlemen were outstanding and needed for the success.
George Washington, as the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolution, played a vital role in leading the fight for independence and later became the first President of the United States. Thomas Jefferson, with his role in writing the Declaration of Independence and his influence in shaping the nation's early government, was also pivotal in the birth of our nation.
Benjamin Franklin
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He traveled to France to get help from European nations.
Yes, Adam Smith's book "The Wealth of Nations" greatly influenced Benjamin Franklin. Franklin was an avid reader and supporter of Smith's ideas on free trade and the benefits of a market economy. Franklin even corresponded with Smith and expressed his admiration for his work.
He won the Copley Medal in 1732. He was the second person ever to be given that award. It was a very prestigious award, and given yearly for outstanding achivevments in any branch of science.
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the turkey, it was Benjamin Franklin's idea.
Benjamin Franklin thought that the eagle was portrayed as "Selfish" and "Lazy" compared to the turkey in which he thought it was "Courageous" and "Proud".
Benjamin Franklin
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He traveled to France to get help from European nations.
Yes, Adam Smith's book "The Wealth of Nations" greatly influenced Benjamin Franklin. Franklin was an avid reader and supporter of Smith's ideas on free trade and the benefits of a market economy. Franklin even corresponded with Smith and expressed his admiration for his work.
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There was no specific "who" regarding why the French entered the American Revolution with the Patriots. It was, rather, at the Battle of Saratoga, where the Rebel forces had managed to defeat the British, demonstrating that they could win the war, with support from other European nations. In addition, the French and English did not think highly of each-other, which encouraged them to indirectly weaken their rival, just across the English Channel.
After the Second World War it was clear that the League of Nations (group set up to deal with global humanitarian issues) wasn't working, so in 1945 50 countries signed a charter that set out the aims of what was known as the United Nations Organisation, eventually coming into being on 24th October 1945 (hence why we celebrate United Nations Day on the 24th of October)
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It refers to the Six Nations Iroquois tribes. They are called "People of the Longhouse" or Haudenosaunee. Their unified tribes were an inspiration to the formation of the new United States. Benjamin Franklin demonstrated this by showing that one arrow will break, yet more of them (6 for Six Nations) will be virtually unbreakable. He "borrowed" this point from them which came from their formation of the original Five Nations (later six when the Tuscarora joined the league).