Category: American History
Benjamin Franklin is famous for many things. Name one: he was a U.S. diplomat, the oldest member of the Constitutional Convention, the first Postmaster General, writer of 'Poor Richard's Almanac,' and started the first free libraries.
Franklin was one of the most versatile Americans in history — a printer, scientist, inventor, diplomat, and statesman. He's the only Founding Father who signed all four major founding documents.
As a diplomat in France, he secured French support during the Revolutionary War — a crucial factor in American victory.
Pick one: 'Started the first free libraries' or 'U.S. diplomat.'
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