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Oh, dude, that would be Benjamin Franklin. Yeah, like, back in 1754, he was all like, "Hey, let's try to get the colonies to work together," and he came up with this whole plan at the Albany Congress. It was a pretty big deal at the time, but, like, not everyone was super into it.

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Benjamin Franklin wrote the Albany Plan of the Union of 1754

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proposed by Ben Franklin, drafted at the Albany Congress of 1754, never ratified by the colonies as it would have forced the surrender of too many of their individual rights

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It was Benjamin Franklin.

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Benjamin Franklin.

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