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Ben Franklin was the ___________ child of his father (including his first marriage).
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a. seventh
b. 8th
c. 17th
d. 15th
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Ben Franklin was the ___________ child of his father (including his first marriage).
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a. seventh
b. 8th
c. 17th
d. 15th
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15th
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Ben Franklin’s father grew up in _________.
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a. Boston while dealing with shipping and agriculture.
b. Philadelphia and working in the fur trade.c. New York and employed at timber and ship construction.
d. England while working as a dyer.
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England while working as a dyer.
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When one considers Ben Franklin’s loyalty it is important to remember
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a. that he was very loyal to the British in his late seventies.
b. that there is no doubt that he was always anti-British.
c. that he was not an easy man to read, loyal to the British and then to the American cause
d. that he was pro French, English and somewhat for the American cause in between.
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that he was not an easy man to read, loyal to the British and then to the American cause
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There is no doubt that Franklin was a man of extraordinary talent but one must note that his early rising to
his fame was heavily depended on (just like the story of Hamilton)
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a. patronizing
b. experiments
c. candle making
d. womanizing
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patronizing
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As a 18 year old, Ben Franklin, had been discovered and offered help by the New York governor who
happened to notice
Select one:
a. Franklin’s acrobatic skills.
b. Franlkin’s extraordinary oratory skills at the local church.
c. Franklin reading and his trunk of books at the road intersection.
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