james madison came up with the albany plan of union.
who came up with the albany plan of union?
james madison
the proposed galloway plan bore striking resemblance to the albany plan, a proposal by galloway's fellow pennsylvania delegate (and active correspondent) benjamin franklin at the albany congress in july 1754 to create a unified government for the thirteen colonies. the albany plan went beyond the original scope of the albany congress, which was to develop a plan of defense for the french and indian war. 





























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although as a delegate to the continental congress galloway was a moderate, when his plan of union (despite its removal of british parliamentary sovereignty) was rejected,
galloway's plan of union
in the late 1980s historic parts of albany, as well as areas of schenectady, troy, and saratoga springs all began to see intensive restoration with an influx of private investments. during the pataki administration a plan (referred to as the "albany plan") was devised to move state workers out of the w. averell harriman state office building campus and move them to the downtowns of albany, schenectady, troy and wolf road in colonie. just prior to and as part of the albany plan regional headquarters of nysdot were built on the corner of state and broadway in schenectady, state workers were moved to the troy atrium in troy, and the dec and comptrollers buildings were built in albany. along with new state workers and buildings albany also saw the refurbishment and renovation of the state education building, state capitol, smith building, and the ny court of appeals. new construction also occurred at other levels of government with the building of the albany county family court and with the city refurbishing the palace theatre.
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