Polymath, diplomat, inventor, and key architect of American independence. Play Benjamin Franklin trivia solo to sharpen your knowledge, or challenge a friend head-to-head in Trivia Tango — every question comes with an explanation so you learn as you play.
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Despite never serving as president, this Founding Father's portrait appears on this high-denomination U.S. bill.
This type of eyewear, invented in the 1780s, combines two lens strengths so wearers can see both near and far objects.
This annual publication, filled with weather predictions, proverbs, and practical advice, was published for 25 years starting in 1732.
This metal rod, mounted on buildings, safely conducts electrical discharges from storms into the ground.
This phrase, popularized in an 18th-century almanac, advises thriftiness by equating money not spent with money earned.
This American colony, where the Continental Congress met and independence was declared, was home to one of America's most versatile Founding Fathers.
This European nation, which assisted the American Revolution, received one of America's most charming diplomats in the 1770s and 1780s.
This efficient heating device, invented in 1741, improved upon traditional fireplaces by radiating heat into the room rather than up the chimney.