Benjamin Franklin

I think the point made in the book is that if we don't remember and understand... and basically just care... If we don't read and think, and watch how the world works, and care about our history and our freedom... it can be taken away from us very easily. If people don't read and remember, generations will grow up that don't understand or know the things that we fought to have, the things that we take for granted sometimes, but which are essential to our lives. Our freedom... of thought, of action, or speech. If we don't remember, then all someone has to do is inform us of limited choices, and we won't dream of the others. ... We won't fight for freedom if we don't even know what it is about.

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There were 19,999 of these produced, so there were quite a few available. Commemorative collectors want mint unfired weapons and they also usually want the original box and packing materials to pay top dollar, so this is a factor. This model came with a special simulated deer antler gun rack which would need to be included for the commemrative to be complete. In mint condition and if the simulated deer antler gun rack that came with the gun is included, I saw a value of $650 quoted, but I could not verify the date of when that price was quoted. Given the closing of the Winchester factory and the fact that the 94 Winchester is no longer produced the prices may begin to climb, so this could vary.

First, find something in the world of science you're passionate about, something you're really interested in. Be it quantum physics, micro biology, or even just chemical reactions, you'll do the best in something you actually have an interest in.

Next, learn. Attend courses, take subjects that will further your understanding of science, research in your own time, observe your knowledge in the world around you.

With these two things, you'll be well on your way to becoming a scientist.

It is a split screen usually the bottom part is cut as the (close up) lens the normal or larger part of the lens is normal- depending on whether one needs primarily distance or close-up correction, or for reading. the bottom lens group is usually secondary, not the main task. Franklin invented bifocal eyeglasses. He also devised the lightning rod, Franklin stove and *Long arm, lever device often used in grocery stores.

Ben Franklin went to work for his brother James when he was twelve.

If Ben Franklin was up-to-date with modern day civilization he wouldn't have a problem. The Bible was created to explain natural happenings just like Greek mythology. Science proved that we didn't need a god. Ben Franklin was smart enough to understand that.

no lots of people have the same last name but they arent all related

He would've gotten married, bought a house, got a normal job and died. Forgotten within a decade.

he used a hemp plant as the kite string, his discovery jump started the worlds electricity stage and he started most of Americas colonials

he felt scared of the British for making Americans slaves.

yes he went to jail

Both opposed it because primogeniture had the appearance of feudalism to them.

Inventing electricity, being the president, and much more

Scott #1 You can purchase a used copy for $700 and an unused one for about $4,000. Selling to a dealer, you could probably get anywhere from 50% to 80% of this price, depending upon condition and other factors. But be aware that there are reprints of this stamp from more recent souvenir sheets. These are not worth nearly as much money a few cents at most.

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Ben Franklin

Because He got HORNY

Benjamin Franklin is a well known colonial era inventor and statesmen. Travel during his time was not easy. The difficulties he had during his journey from Boston to Philadelphia revealed that he was strong willed and was willing to work through anything put in front of him.

One summer while in England he toured Scotland and Wales with British friends. While visiting a mining site in Wales a miner was injured with a pick axe through his shoulder. Bens friends told him the miner didn't feel pain like they did and he'd be back in the mine the next day. This is one example he said that made him realize that the British would always see the Americans this way.

Franklin valued individualism; Winthrop valued the submission of individual will to the good of the community.

He was not electrocuted by his lightning experiment (although the next person to attempt it died), but rather when trying to kill a turkey. He was doing an experiment at a dinner party to electrocute a turkey so as to not only kill it quickly but also to make the bird tender (muscles relax with such a shock). The experiment failed and Franklin was electrocuted. Of course, it did not kill him. He did this experiment in 1750 - 40 years before his death.

He outlined the system of governemnt as described in Article I. He was a part of the Constitutional Convention and signed the document.

Like all antiques the current condition determines the value.

In order to give you an answer, you need to give it some sort of rating like Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent condition, without that information, I can not answer you.