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Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston in 1706 and showed an early talent for reading and writing. He struggled in math but excelled in printing after his brother James taught him the trade. Franklin made important contributions through his inventions, scientific experiments, publishing activities, and political involvement. He signed the Treaty of Paris and the U.S. Constitution, and died in 1790 after a life dedicated to bettering society through his many talents and abilities.
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- 4. His Challenges and Problems Ben had a hard time in math (He thought you only had to add two numbers together.) he had a very hard time with the 17 brothers and sisters he had! He had a very hard time being away from his wife Deborah in Boston and in Paris.
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