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What Native American tribe are you discussing?Who did the most to influence the creation of America?
Which Native American tribe helped draft the Constitution?
We are talking about the founding, not the occupation.
Not very bigMadison was a big ol' nerdMadison created most of the Constitution that laid the framework for AmericaWho did the most to influence the creation of America?
Not very bigMadison was a big ol' nerdMadison created most of the Constitution that laid the framework for AmericaWho did the most to influence the creation of America?
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Not very bigMadison was a big ol' nerdMadison created most of the Constitution that laid the framework for AmericaWho did the most to influence the creation of America?
Slightly over five feet tall
And a brain
George Washington because he set the standard for how a Constitutional government works.
When offered the Kingship of the country he declined. That makes him the best by far.
Madison created most of the Constitution that laid the framework for AmericaWho did the most to influence the creation of America?
Lincoln went all kinds of against that.The Records of the Federal Convention of 1787, 3 vols. - Online Library of Liberty
Madison. I like George Mason a lot as well. It was Madison who insisted the U.S. be a voluntary union, and rejected granting the Federal government the power to use force against the states. The above is a composite diary of the Convention in 1787 that can be downloaded.
True, but since the question was who was the BEST founding father and I had to pick one, I went with Ben Franklin for his moral guidance. Washington and Madison were tied for number 2 and Jefferson probably for Number 3 though I might have liked to have seen a few other names on the list like John Jay and Roger Sherman, the only person to actually sign and ratify all four Organic Laws of the USA.
True, but since the question was who was the BEST founding father and I had to pick one, I went with Ben Franklin for his moral guidance. Washington and Madison were tied for number 2 and Jefferson probably for Number 3 though I might have liked to have seen a few other names on the list like John Jay and Roger Sherman, the only person to actually sign and ratify all four Organic Laws of the USA.
I also choose Ben Franklin... The only thing I question re: toob's comments is the morality question... Ben had a saying when it came to the ladies, 8 to 80 blind, crippled or crazy...
In 1776, Franklin was on the five-member committee that helped craft the Declaration of Independence. Later that year, Congress sent Franklin to France and he gained their support against the English. The French agreed to providemoneysoldiers,Gunssupplies andLawyersmoney for the colonial war effort...
I know it is not popular to say but if it wasn't for Ben Franklin and the French, we might still be fighting the Revolutionary War...
I guess you don't know much about History to make that statement. If you look at the Friends Church you will find many of the Females acted as Preachers, Judges, and other positions though out their History. Blanket statements just does not do much in show knowledge. But then the educators don't really go in depth in the Subject.All of them?
A bunch of social libtards who loved guns /slaves And woman barefoot pregnant in the kitchen
True, but since the question was who was the BEST founding father and I had to pick one, I went with Ben Franklin for his moral guidance. Washington and Madison were tied for number 2 and Jefferson probably for Number 3 though I might have liked to have seen a few other names on the list like John Jay and Roger Sherman, the only person to actually sign and ratify all four Organic Laws of the USA.
I also choose Ben Franklin... The only thing I question re: toob's comments is the morality question... Ben had a saying when it came to the ladies, 8 to 80 blind, crippled or crazy...
In 1776, Franklin was on the five-member committee that helped craft the Declaration of Independence. Later that year, Congress sent Franklin to France and he gained their support against the English. The French agreed to providemoneysoldiers,Gunssupplies andLawyersmoney for the colonial war effort...
I know it is not popular to say but if it wasn't for Ben Franklin and the French, we might still be fighting the Revolutionary War...
Well, to be fair, while Franklin's lobbying for support and money was important, the French offered hard cash credit based on Robert Morris's reputation as a banker and financier. Unlike a lot of 'Founders', he risked his own wealth and ships supplying the Revolution.
Well, to be fair, while Franklin's lobbying for support and money was important, the French offered hard cash credit based on Robert Morris's reputation as a banker and financier. Unlike a lot of 'Founders', he risked his own wealth and ships supplying the Revolution.
No doubt that Mr. Morris's wealth and reputation was an ace up Ben's sleeve... Ben's reputation kept him in the aristocratic circles at the time when (before Golf Courses) where money traveled... Mr.Morris stayed back in Pennsylvania minding the cigar box... Oh by the way he had a fortune and he made quite a bit of it through a Military-Industrial Complex...
Professional rabble-rouser. Loved revolution so much that went and helped the French with theirs....Tom Paine would be Antifa today.None of the guys you listed.Who did the most to influence the creation of America?
It was Thomas Paine.
His leaflets prior/during the revolution fired up the people against the repressive English kingdom.
