Benjamin Franklin wanted the colonies to work together primarily for the purpose of achieving greater political unity and strength against the British Empire. He believed that by collaborating and coordinating their efforts, the colonies would be better equipped to resist British oppression and assert their rights. Franklin also envisioned a united front in terms of defense, trade, and diplomacy, recognizing that unity would enhance the overall well-being and prosperity of the colonies. Additionally, Franklin believed that working together would foster a sense of camaraderie and shared identity among the colonists, promoting a stronger sense of American nationhood.
