Franklin

Franklin (FR) is a State located on the Eastern Region of the Union States and it shares Borders with Carolina, New Afrika, North Georgia, and Nickajack.

Franklin was admitted into the Union in Dec 20, 1781 as the 3rd State and it was named after Benjamin Franklin to honor him for his experiment with a kite and Franklin became known as the "The Lightning Kite State" because the Kite was popular in that state as you see Many People using Kites around the park. Busick is chosen as the Head of Governorate Place which is the Capital.n

Statehood and the First 10 years
It gain it's Statehood in Dec 20, 1781 and named after Benjamin Franklin to honor his him and then Later put Busick the main capital. In Dec 23, Settlers moves another place but still in Franklin then form a new village known as Burnsville which started a grow because of fruit crops and then later abolished slavery 2 days later. In Dec 28, 1781, Benjamin Franklin was honored to be the First Governor of Franklin until he dies. In Jan 11, 1782, Native Americans helps the People of Burnsville as they crops grow larger. 3 weeks later, Southerners want Franklin to be a slave State but however Franklin declines because it is wrong. Benjamin Franklin Speech: "We are not going to have slavery because it is wrong because those people must be treated equally amd also our ancestors was one of them.". But the Southerners still didn't give up but at least they are cooled down about it.

Senate
Franklin Senate is made of 25 seats and the Most Political Party in Power are the "Liberal Republican" and the Senate Job's is to take care of their own districts which is made of different small counties. But Biggest Cities also have their own Mutiple districts. The Senate's Name are the Lightning Kites of Science. The headquarters of the Senate is on Biggest City, Burnsville

Flag
it's flag has the colors like the Swedish Flag but has a emblem in the upper left and it has sparkles in them telling it's Statehood Date, Motto, and the Name. It wae created in "1782" by Native Americans.