What was Benjamin Franklin’s view of the Constitution?

A.He believed it would not succeed without Washington.
B.He was out of the country but approved of its foundation.
C.He stated that it was the beginning of a new era.
D.He demanded a list of rights be added.

Benjamin believed that the constitution was a new beginning and a necessary one, even though he did not think that the constitution was perfect. It is clear though, that being ruled under the constitution was, in his opinion, a huge improvement:

“I agree to this Constitution with all its faults, if they are such, because I think a central government is necessary for us… I doubt too whether any other Convention we can obtain may be able to make a better Constitution.”

What was Benjamin Franklin’s view of the Constitution? A.He believed it would not succeed without Washington. B.He was out of the country but approved of its foundation. C.He stated that it was the beginning of a new era. D.He demanded a list of rights be added.

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What was Benjamin Franklin’s view of the Constitution?

A.He believed it would not succeed without Washington.
B.He was out of the country but approved of its foundation.
C.He stated that it was the beginning of a new era.
D.He demanded a list of rights be added.