1776 MBTI-style Character Quiz

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Benjamin Franklin

ENTP: The Inventor



You scored 100% Extroverted, 80% Intuitive, 90% Thinking and 20% Judging!

You're most like internationalist Benjamin Franklin, oldest and youngest delegate in Congress, founder of one of the first anti-slavery societies, and inventor of the stove. Even your enemies kind of like you and laugh at your jokes!

Your result for 1776 MBTI-style Character Quiz ...
Lewis Morris

ISTP: The Crafter
You scored 20% Extroverted, 40% Intuitive, 60% Thinking and 30% Judging!
You scored most like Lewis Morris, delegate from New York -- best known in 1776 as "the guy who always abstains courteously", but it's not his fault that the New York Legislature is a mess.



Your Analysis (Vertical line = Average)

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  You scored 20% on Extroverted, higher than 17% of your peers.
  
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  You scored 40% on Intuitive, higher than 24% of your peers.
  
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  You scored 60% on Thinking, higher than 36% of your peers.
  
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  You scored 30% on Judging, higher than 51% of your peers.
  
  Odd....I'm an INTJ....
  

Your result for 1776 MBTI-style Character Quiz ...
Stephen Hopkins

ENFP: The Inspirer

You scored 80% Extroverted, 80% Intuitive, 50% Thinking and 20% Judging!
That makes you like Hopkins, old delegate from Rhode Island! When you aren't swiping tankards of rum closed to your colony's delegation or out using the necessary or bringing dogs into Congress, you keep debate alive and humor levels high even with so many cases of bad disposition going around.

Thomas Jefferson

INFP: The Idealist

You scored 20% Extroverted, 60% Intuitive, 20% Thinking and 30% Judging!
That makes you like Jefferson, Virginia's most famous lover and author of the Declaration of Independence! You can get a bit lost in the fancies and ideas in your head if no one is there to pull you back to reality. You don't like making big speeches or raising a fuss, but you'll place your subject before mankind in terms so plain and firm as to command their assent.

Your result for 1776 MBTI-style Character Quiz ...

Cesar Rodney

INTP: The Thinker

You scored 0% Extroverted, 80% Intuitive, 90% Thinking and 40% Judging!
You are like Cesar Rodney of Delaware, a man so dedicated to Independency that he rode back to Philadelphia while suffering from cancer in order to get his delegation to vote Yea. You know full well that the enemy isn't Adams or Dickinson: it's England, cutting off our air.

​Hahaha I love it. XD

Thomas Jefferson
INFP: The Idealist



You scored 40% Extroverted, 100% Intuitive, 40% Thinking and 30% Judging!

That makes you like Jefferson, Virginia's most famous lover and author of the Declaration of Independence! You can get a bit lost in the fancies and ideas in your head if no one is there to pull you back to reality. You don't like making big speeches or raising a fuss, but you'll place your subject before mankind in terms so plain and firm as to command their assent.

Something is wrong with the test, I took it twice with a few answers difference and got the same result and percentages.

John Hancock

ESTP: The Doer

You scored 100% Extroverted, 50% Intuitive, 90% Thinking and 40% Judging!
That is most like Hancock of Boston, President of Congress! You might have strongly held values, but they come from grounded experience, like losing one of your smuggling ships. Even if you are a fancy fellow of property, you'd still rather trot to Mr. Adams' new gavotte -- as well you should since you helped stir Massachusetts into a state of rebellion.

Your result for 1776 MBTI-style Character Quiz ...
Benjamin Franklin

ENTP: The Inventor

You scored 100% Extroverted, 100% Intuitive, 60% Thinking and 30% Judging!

You're most like internationalist Benjamin Franklin, oldest and youngest delegate in Congress, founder of one of the first anti-slavery societies, and inventor of the stove. Even your enemies kind of like you and laugh at your jokes!

You scored 0% Extroverted, 80% Intuitive, 10% Thinking and 40% Judging!
That makes you like Jefferson, Virginia's most famous lover and author of the Declaration of Independence! You can get a bit lost in the fancies and ideas in your head if no one is there to pull you back to reality. You don't like making big speeches or raising a fuss, but you'll place your subject before mankind in terms so plain and firm as to command their assent.

LOL This makes a lot of sense.