Question

Benjamin Franklin once wrote "where liberty is, there is my country." Is he right? Was that the American experience from its colonial settlement to the end of Reconstruction? Can the story of America during that period be written as one of ever greater freedom for an ever greater number of people?

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes, because America is great

Answer 2

An autobiography of Benjamin Franklin  is a self-written account of the life of oneself. It is a review of a life from a particular moment in time and it´s based entirely on the writer´s memories.  

Franklin intended to convey a very clear and objective message. He meant that his loyalty was not to his homeland but to freedom. This means that for Franklin, his country is one that allows freedom for people, regardless of which country it is. Franklin wanted to point out that there is no reason to be a patriot and surrender your allegiance to a country that imprisons people's freedom.

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