As a scientist, he experimented vastly with electricity. He invented the lightning rod, the Franklin stove, and bifocal glasses during his scientist career. As a writer, he wrote and published Poor Richard's Almanac for several years. As a statesman, he served as a U.S. postmaster, minister to England and France, and a representative to the Continental Congress, where he assisted in the development of the Constitution. Benjamin Franklin was a multitalented

Franklin had many other ideas about our nation. His many essays and books about the economy helped shape it into what it is today. He helped the outcome of the United States of America and not to mention he helped the world of science. He was one of America's Greatest Citizens and founding fathers who still have a tremendous effect on today's generation.

Wright, Esmond. Franklin of Philadelphia. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1988.

Esmund Wright, author of Franklin of Philadelphia, suggests that perhaps his greatest contribution, was his effort to solicit assistance from France during the American Revolution, he said: "Franklin obtained at least 45 million francs of loans and gifts; some estimates go higher: Jonathan Dull puts the figure at 80 million dollars in today's terms. Without this, America might not have been abl

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