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1. Benjamin Franklin1
   ... Franklin filled many public offices. He was a clerk of the Pennsylvania Assembly from 1736 to 1751 and a member of the Assembly from 1751 to 1764. ...
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2. Ben Franklin BiographyCritique
   ... He also operated a bookshop and became clerk of the Pennsylvania Assembly and postmaster of Philadelphia 3. Civic Leader ampamp Scientist In 1727, Franklin began ...
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3. Benji Franklin
   ... Spectrum Biographies In 1748, Franklin sold his printing business and two years later was elected to the Pennsylvania Assembly where he served for sixteen ...
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4. Bejamin Franklin
   ... 1757 to 1762 Ben is in London as a representative for Pennsylvania Assembly. Over the next few yearamp39s Ben travels to London and France. ...
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5. Ben Franklin 4
   ... would not exist. Franklinamp39s politic career began in 1750 when he was elected to the Pennsylvania Assembly. He was appointed postmaster ...
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6. Benjamin Franklin
   ... of Oxford. Thirdly, Benjamin Franklin was elected to the Pennsylvania Assembly in 1750, and served on it until 1764. Also, he was ...
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7. Ben Franklin
   ... In 1748, Franklin was elected office and voted into the cities Common Council. In 1751 he was elected into the Pennsylvania Assembly Meltzer 141. ...
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8. bj 2
   ... Shortly after Franklin became clerk of the Pennsylvania Assembly, he persuaded it to pass the first militia law in Pennsylvaniaamp39s history, allocate money for ...
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9. Benjamin Franklin 2
   ... Shortly after Franklin became clerk of the Pennsylvania Assembly, he persuaded it to pass the first militia law in Pennsylvaniaamp39s history, allocate money for ...
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10. Benjamin Franklin
    ... affairs. In 1736, he became clerk of the Pennsylvania Assembly. The poor service of the colonial postal service bothered him. Hoping ...
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11. ben franklin
    ... In 1764, he is defeated by the Penn faction and is not reelected to the Assembly, and is then sent to England again as an agent for Pennsylvania. ...
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12. Religious Freedom
    ... A different society developed in the Middle colonies of Pennsylvania, New York, and New ... administrator of the land and was not to authorize an assembly for his ...
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13. Letter on the 13 Colonies
    ... He is currently the governor, and is advised by a council and an assembly of representation elected by the people. In Pennsylvania, Quakers and other religious ...
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14. Decline of Puritinism
    ... Rhode Island initially extended voting rights to all males and had no taxsupported church, as Pennsylvania included a general representative assembly that at ...
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15. William Penn
    ... The Holy Experiment Penn arrived back in Pennsylvania in 1682, and brought about 100 ... out writs for the election of representatives to a general assembly to be ...
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16. William Penn
    ... The Holy Experiment Penn arrived back in Pennsylvania in 1682, and brought about 100 ... out writs for the election of representatives to a general assembly to be ...
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17. Bicameralism
    ... Hopkinsamp39s observation of Pennsylvaniaamp39s single body of legislature, however, occurred at a time when the two parties within the House of Assembly were nearly ...
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18. Governor Pinchot
    ... interest in the people is what can be got out of them.ampquot Pennsylvania law at ... and with his flair for the dramatic, Pinchot addressed the General Assembly with a ...
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19. An Expanding Empire
    ... New Jersey and Pennsylvania. ... Encouraged people to come to their land by giving them freedom of religion, land grants of land, and representative assembly. ...
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20. Presbyterian Church
    ... The Westminster Assembly has effected the church, nations, individuals, and ... the scattered dissenting churches in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New ...
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21. History 2
    ... It pressured the Pennsylvania government to move the friendly Indians to the eastern ... attitude toward the whole situation cost him his seat in the assembly. ...
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22. Thomas Edison
    ... T. His biggest contribution was revolutionizing and perfecting the assembly line. ... Edison opened the laboratory to the public and the Pennsylvania Railroad ran ...
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23. American frontier
    ... from the Ohio River north to the Great Lakes and from Pennsylvania west to the ... reached a population of 5,000 adult males, it could elect an assembly and send a ...
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24. The Constitution: Relief for All
    ... Church of England and colonial traditions such as the Pennsylvania Quakers and the ... The protections of speech and assembly were in direct response to Britainamp39s ...
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25. Understanding the Constitution
    ... William Penn also contributed to this idea in Pennsylvania, where the Quakers were ... Jamestown, the earliest of the colonies, had an assembly, the House of ...
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26. Understanding the Constitution 2
    ... William Penn also contributed to this idea in Pennsylvania, where the Quakers were ... Jamestown, the earliest of the colonies, had an assembly, the House of ...
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27. knights of labor
    ... It was originally founded in 1869 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and eventually spread throughout ... Labor, and in turn the local name of the new assembly was to ...
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28. Atomic Bombs
    ... assembly of such components, but the hazards of manual assembly were known at ... occurred at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant near Middletown, Pennsylvania. ...
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29. whiskey rebellion
    ... suppress the rebellion. Outraged by this, the people of western Pennsylvania decided to choose their own assembly. Each county was ...
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30. Critique of the Prison System
    ... Proponents of the Pennsylvania model focused on its hope of rehabilitation. ... In 1925, the General Assembly enacted a law changing the stateamp39s prison from a ...
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