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Benjamin Franklin drew this cartoon in 1754. What does each part of the snake represent?
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Benjamin Franklin drew this cartoon in 1754. What does each part of the snake represent?

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Benjamin Franklin who, in 1754, published a cartoon, “Join or Die,” depicting a snake severed into pieces that symbolized the American colonies

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