Although Franklin<span> was eighty-one years old and in generally poor health, he participated as a delegate to the </span>Constitutional Convention<span> in Philadelphia with George Washington presiding. ... </span>Franklin<span> helped break the deadlock and pave the way for what became known as the "great compromise."</span>
I think you are referring to Mansa Musa. He was a king that had good intentions on giving out his gold but caused an economic crisis.
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he was the prussian veteran that trained American troops at Valley Forge
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When Lincoln died, the nation was thrown into trying to rebuild from the civil war, multiple slavery sympathizers got government positions so they introduced new stuff that was like slavery but not directly linked to it. Some of those systems still stand today, it’s sad. GOD BLESS AMERICA
