Ben Franklin: An Inventor

For all we know we might have been looking up to a king if it was not for him. This goes to show many of the things he did in the past and the things he did that shaped today that he did not know of or even knew would still be around has had a shape on the United States. These millstones in his time have been tremendous accomplishments in our time. This giving us Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness for years to come. All from the foundation he set for us while he was president.

He learned about electricity and how it works. After building the windmill, William began adding lights and circuit breakers to his home for his family (Kamkwamba). William had achieved a dream that seemed impossible and along with his dream, he also achieved even more than what he had set out to do. Along the way, he had helped his family and inspired others. However, William isn’t the only person to achieve a lot through his dream.

Benjamin Franklin was a wise man who always thought how to improve his life, and other people's life as well. At the age of 29 years old, Ben had open different business. He also did a lot great things in benefit to all citizens in the colony. For example, Ben published an almanac, and he helped to open the first volunteer fire brigade in Philadelphia. In 1732 Benjamin had a bight idea that was to publish an almanac.

There are many people in the world who are influential. These people impact the world in a positive way by inspiring people to follow their dreams, showing people how they are influential, and a person who invented something. A individual would be the first person to invent a steam engine, James Watt. James watt is influential because of his watt steam engine, his charter, and and his inventions. James watt legacies are because for the new beginning more than 50 years, the farmers used the steam engine, and construction workers used it to run pulleys.

In conclusion, Benjamin Franklin 's life was full of interest, public service, and his legacy made him a good leader and a good citizen. Franklin is one of the most extraordinary human beings the world has ever known. He was an enlightened American and a good citizen. He rose from obscurity to become one of the greatest men of history. Although Benjamin Franklin will be remembered for his contributions to science and the founding of the United States, in the long run it could well be his personal system of ethics that endures the longest.

There have been many gifts given from America in my generation. The one I cherish the most, is all the sacrifices Americans in the generations before mine have given. I consider them gifts because those sacrifices are what made America what it is today. It all started when the first colonists came over from Great Britain to start the new colonies. They lacked most of the skills needed to even survive in the new world, yet they still wanted to try.

This man was named Thomas Alva Edison. This man in particular was interesting and left a mystery to some as to how he came up with the ideas that he did. His inventions and creativity were going to be a lifeline of the modern day American society. He was going to push through and take part in shaping what America was going to be today. Thomas Edison left an interesting legacy behind and his life was even more interesting.

Without them, America might not be the same. Immigrants positively influenced the fields of science, music, and entertainment to help shape America to what it is today. Many brilliant immigrants have contributed to the field of science. However, one scientist in particular will forever be noted as one of the greatest scientist ever. That scientist is Albert Einstein.

Thomas Edison’s Inventions An inventor is someone that makes or creates improved inventions in the past or creates something entirely new. An inventor is someone who wants to the world a better and easier place by making new creations to make life easier for humans. That is what Thomas Edison wanted to do. Thomas Edison made so many crucial inventions in history that made mankind take many leaps forward. He made life for people in America easier.

America has been known to be called “The Land of Endless Opportunity.” Ben Franklin was the pioneer of this idea and thus made a large contribution to the American identity through his ideas and hard work. At the time that Benjamin Franklin lived, the idea of complete freedom was revolutionary. Most countries still had a strict class structure and dramatic changes between classes were very few and far between. Ben Franklin felt that anyone should have the chance to change their socioeconomic

Kevin Hu Mrs. Baylis 2 September 2014 Benjamin Franklin by Walter Isaacson “Franklin was a great genius, original, sagacious, and inventive, capable of discoveries in science no less than of improvements in the fine arts and the mechanical arts….His reputation was more universal than that of Leibnitz or Newton, Frederick or Voltaire.” These were the words how Founding Father of America, John Adams, described Benjamin Franklin. Benjamin Franklin, as one of the greatest men in history, devoted himself to his nation. Although, he was never a president, Franklin contributed more than a president could do for America. He kept looking for a way to inspire people and eventually make America as one of the strongest countries in the world. In Walter