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    man saved a little kids lives because he is not selfish. A hero should always care about their people and take responsiblity for your actions and be responsible.Benjamin Franklin was not a hero because of the lack of doing the right thing and he needs to start thinking about other people instead of just himself. Benjamin Franklin is not a hero because of the lack of doing the right thing and doesn’t have the commitment of being a hero. I personally think he’s not because he is not the patriot he say

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    Example Essay “He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else.” -- Ben Franklin. As early as the founding of the United States of America‚ Mr. Franklin observed society using the excuse‚ "I don’t have enough time…" and it negative effects on their lives. Today‚ it is frequently used as an excuse to justify the lack of time management skills. The effects on kids‚ work‚ or even in family life are sometimes devastating. In a day there are 24 hours‚ and "time" is available

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    Robinson Crusoe is a certified novel by Daniel Defoe‚ written in 1719. But before going into my analysis of the novel‚ it is important to remind ourselves some certain things about the 18th century period. “One thing that is certain despite the controversy that has been generated by the period is that like every succeeding period‚ the 18th century marks a turning point in the literary development of English Literature. Arguably it was in the 18th century in England that literature ceased to be exclusive

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    History Tutorial Journal Words: 549 The American Revolution displayed radical ideas on freedom for its time. However‚ there was one fatal flaw – the contradiction between their ideas on freedom and on slavery. The importance of the American Revolution was limited due to the lack of support for abolitionism‚ argues the historian Nash in Sparks from the Altar of ’76: International Repercussions and Reconsiderations of the American Revolution. The article relates to imperialism and colonisation‚

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    people and King George III‚ “the Pharaoh of England” (Thomas Paine‚ Common Sense). Ironically‚ Thomas Paine was an English immigrant; however he offered a good perspective on the importance of American independence. Thomas Paine‚ John Adams and Dr. Benjamin Rush consisted of a group who fought for American independence by constructing the pamphlet. Attacking the English government‚ Paine states‚ “Society in every state is a blessing‚ but government even in its best state is but a necessary evil in its

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    In Benjamin Franklin Autobiography‚ he gives a view of his morals‚ principles‚ the beginning of the public library through subscription‚ what he believes in‚ and the experiences of his life in America when the thirteen colonies still exist. He not only gives us facts from the 18th century but the emotions as he witnessed and integrated with others from living with his parents in Bostin to living and building a career in Philadelphia. Benjamin Franklin‚ now living in Philadelphia‚ was attending a

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    excepted from being included into the policies of the new country as it is forming in. Women had held a high role in participating role in the war‚ Deborah Sampson Gannett enlisted twice disguised as a man‚ meanwhile Ester DeBerdt Reed and Sarah Franklin Bache created the Ladies’ Association of Philadelphia which raised funds for soldiers fighting in the war. Women had a critical role in fighting in the war knowingly there was no political power for them in the new republic‚ but created a shift in

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    Not only one of America’s Founding Fathers‚ Benjamin Franklin is one of the world’s most influential human beings. Most people recognize him as the face of a hundred dollar bill or the elementary school lesson of his kite in a storm discovering electricity. He was a scientist‚ an inventor‚ a printer‚ a philosopher‚ a musician‚ an economist‚ and of course a statesman. With his tremendous intellectual gifts‚ Franklin introduced devices to society that benefited America as a whole. Franklin’s most famous

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    school reading level or better) trying to gain a better understanding of the social and political aspects of the American Revolution. The website offers a wide array of resources from electronic documents such as the declaration of Independence to Benjamin Franklin’s theories on electricity. There is also a large section of links to other historical and informative websites that can further educate the reader about the subject. There is not any strong bias to this website as it is mostly just

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    Notable delegates included George Washington‚ Benjamin Franklin‚ Alexander Hamilton‚ and James Madison. At first‚ the convention was very secretive. No members of the press were allowed to observe‚ and no official journal of the proceedings were kept. In fact‚ chaperones were assigned to Ben Franklin at all times‚ the eldest of the delegates‚ who had a reputation for being talkative. The chaperones assumed the responsibility for making sure that Franklin did not publicize the details of the debates

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