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Ben Franklin's main contribution to the Constitutional Convention was to "abolish the concept of slavery".
What was Benjamin Franklin's contribution to the Constitutional Convention?
In 1787, he was a Pennsylvania delegate to the Constitutional Convention. (The 81-year-old Franklin was the convention's oldest delegate.) At the end of the convention, in September 1787, he urged his fellow delegates to support the heavily debated new document. He was chosen to represent the state of Pennsylvania at the Constitutional Convention that met in Philadelphia in the summer of 1787.
What was Benjamin Franklin's greatest contribution to American society?
Benjamin Franklin (1706–1790), printer, inventor, scientist, and statesman, occupies a distinguished place in U.S. history. He not only played an influential role in the Revolutionary War era and the fight for American independence, but also helped to shape the U.S. Constitution and vision for the new nation. In 1787, he helped found the Society for Political Inquiries, dedicated to improving knowledge of government. Franklin was never elected president of the United States. While the US Constitution was being shaped, he submitted a document regarding the abolishment of the Slavery. This was a major contribution to the Constitutional Convention.
What happened after this convention?
Franklin's last public acts were to sign a memorial to Congress urging the abolition of slavery, a cause with which he had sympathized since the 1730s, and to become the first president of the Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery.
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