Paraphrase the comment Benjamin Franklin made in regard to the chair sat in by George Washington to preside over the Constitutional Convention. What do you think he meant?

He meant that the country is on the right path to achieve greatness in the future.

Explanation:

During the Constitutional convention between May 1787 to September 1787, Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States and a British American polymath made a statement regarding the chair sat in by George Washington to preside over the Constitutional Convention.

The statement can be paraphrased as " I normally view the artistic sun behind the Constitutional Convention President, but I'm unable to describe or interpret its meaning. But now with the successful conclusion of constitutional conventional, I'm excited to say, the sun means a rising sun and not a setting sun."

Here, he meant that the country is on the right path to achieve greatness in the future.

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