2. OUTLINE
I. Introduction
brief introduction
II.body:1/success as an author
2/thirteen virtus
3/inventions and scentific inquires
III.conclusion
death and legacy
3. INTRODUCTION:
Benjamin Franklin (January 17,
1706 [O.S. January 6, 1705 –
April 17, 1790) was one of the
Founding Fathers of the United
States. A noted polymath,
Franklin was a leading author,
printer, political theorist,
politician, postmaster, scientist,
musician, inventor, satirist, civic
activist, statesman, and
diplomat.
4. SUCCESS AS AN AUTHOR:
In 1733, Poor Richard's Almanack
much of his popular reputation is based
In 1758, printed Father Abraham's Sermon
also known as The Way to Wealth
Begin in 1771, autobiography
Franklin wrote the first five chapters of his
autobiography in England in 1771, resumed again
thirteen years later (1784-85) in Paris and later in
1788 when he returned to the United States.
Franklin ends the account of his life in 1757 when
he was 51 years old.
6. INVENTIONS AND SCIENTIFIC INQUIRIES
Glass Armonica
玻璃口琴
"Of all my inventions, the
glass armonica has given
me the greatest personal
satisfaction."
7. Franklin Stove
富兰克林炉
Benjamin
Franklin
developed a
new style of
stove with a
hoodlike
enclosure in
the front and an
airbox in the
rear.
8. Lightening Rod
避雷针
Benjamin Franklin
Experiments With
Kite
11. DEATH AND LEGACY
Franklin died on April 17,
1790, at age 84.
Approximately 20,000
people attended his
funeral. He was interred
in Christ Church Burial
Ground in Philadelphia.