In The Autobiography, why does Franklin rank his virtues in the order he does?

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The correct answer is C. He ranks his virtues in that way because he believes that acquiring certain virtues will make it easier to master others. In the Autobiography, Benjamin Franklin showed his focus on self-improvement and how he was constantly aiming to a "Moral Perfection". He kept track of his progress towards a virtuous life using a chart with 13 virtues.

Lana71 [14]3 years ago

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C) He believes acquiring certain virtues will make it easier to master others.

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