In Patrick Henry’s speech in the Virginia Convention he talked about how the people of Virginia needed to fight the British. In Benjamin Franklin’s speech in the Convention he talked on how he thought the Constitution had some problems and how he thought it could be different to help all the people of the country. In both of the speeches there are a few similarities as well as some differences. Both Patrick Henry and Ben Franklin they talked about what the people should do and how they can do it using by using their ability to move the people to action.
The Speech in the Virginia Convention by Patrick Henry and the Speech in the Convention by Benjamin Franklin both have similarities and differences but they are both about the views on compromise and when to stand firm. Patrick Henry had a better standpoint then Benjamin Franklin did in their speeches. Patrick Henry’s speech had a stronger point of view than Benjamin Franklin The difference between these speeches is that Patrick Henry implores his countrymen to declare war against the British he wanted to fire up the representatives at the convection in VA.
At a young age, Franklin was a determined. He would become his brother’s apprentice in his printing press company. This would inspire him to establish his own printing press which would be well known throughout all the colonies. He was then given the rank of postmaster, which made him the head of all the post offices in the colonies. He was very interested in pursuing science and enjoyed inventing; this curiosity of science would lead him to be the first to discover electricity.
Patrick Henry’s “Speech in the Virginia Convention” and Benjamin Franklin’s “Speech in the Convention”. They had many different viewpoints and some that were similar. Patrick Henry was an Anti-Federalist. He believed that compromises resulted in violence and he wanted us to fight for what we wanted.
He would become an amazing scientist by creating many inventions like bifocals, the Franklin stove, swimming fins, and the lighting rod (Isaacson). He would experiment with electricity by flying a kite in a lighting storm, which would give him international fame (Isaacson). Franklin was not only a “resourceful scientist” but also a “master negotiator” (Isaacson). With the revolutionary war on the horizon it was critical that the colonists unite to fight for their independence.
Twain said that he knew that if his father allowed him to be late to bed and late to rise that he would be in the same spot that he is in as he wrote the critique. In his critique, Twain pokes fun at Franklin 's story of entering Philadelphia with nothing but two shillings in his pocket and four loaves of bread under his arm. Twain believes that “anybody could have done it” (“Late Benjamin” 140). Twain also points out the forgotten detail that Benjamin Franklin executed his kite flying experiment on a Sunday, calling him a “hoary Sabbath-breaker.” He believes that this should bother people more than it currently does.
In one of his most famous experiments, Franklin flew a kite in a storm, trying to attract the lightning. He concluded that lightning is a form of electrical power and not a mysterious act of God. The Great Awakening brought the recovery of religious beliefs. After the Massachusetts charter
Alexander Hamilton On the eleventh of January in 1755 or 1757 (didn’t know exact year) Alexander Hamilton was born. His father, James A. Hamilton and his mother, Rachel Faucette, raised him. For part of his childhood, Alexander grew up in the British West Indies on the island of Nevis, which is the capital of Charlestown.
Franklin was known for creating many things that we still use today, and we will continue uses for many years to come. Inventions that we still use today would be the lightning rod, street lighting, odometer, Bifocal glasses, and the discovery of Daylight Saving Time. Franklin invented the lightning rod to protect the building from lightning; Franklin believed this was the most important inventions. With street lighting, he only improved it by using the scientific method to help improve the quality of light. As he describe it in his Autobiography, "I, therefore, suggested composing them of four flat panes, with a long funnel above to draw up the smoke, and crevices admitting air below, to facilitate the ascent of the smoke; by this means they were kept clean, and did not grow dark in a few hours, as the London lamps do, but continu'd bright till morning."
Benjamin Franklin: The Archetypal American Modern American identity revolves around self improvement. Americans seek to improve themselves in all areas of life, be it socially, financially, or physically. Americans accomplish these goals through education and observing the successes of others. Benjamin Franklin, a man who is frequently admired by fellow Americans, embodies many of these qualities and, as such, has become an archetype of success and of what it means to be American. Benjamin Franklin is an archetypal American because of his values of self-improvement, community-mindedness, and frugality.
The Franklin stove became a phenomenon which spread rapidly through the colonies, helping hundreds of households. Benjamin exploited his personal ingenuity for the good of all the colonies, and we still benefit from his creative, resourceful thinking
History reveals, that the public people of any given place are swayed more by those who hold a substantial position of power. Power defines the influence that a person, or group of people, can have over the public. Due to social hierarchy, most of the power and money is given to only a fraction of the people, making survival to be not as much of an issue to those of a higher class. Power to control their own lives is the main concern with those in higher classes. In the book The Kite Runner, written by Khaled Hosseini, economic power belongs to the characters in a higher class, but power to control other characters as well as to impact the outcome of the text belongs to the lower class characters.
After conducting his experiment with the virtues, Franklin “was
C I also found in the text that it says “His Revolutionary idea was to conduct electricity safely into the ground to save buildings from fires.” E This quote shows me that Benjamin Franklin was the only one that one Revolutionary discovery. C The last citation that I had found from the article states “ The simple metal rod connected to a wire made Franklin famous throughout Europe and the
This quote is taken from the darkest part of the short story, and it tells readers that there are symbols used in everything. It also helps readers understand that darkness is everywhere throughout the world. In the story two Mandarins were competing against each other using different symbols, both with a sense of infallibility. The two Mandarins used symbols to resemble who’s wall was the strongest. As the battle continued, people grew sick and even reached their imminent death.
