Robert Morris

Robert Morris was an American Founding Father, influential in the early financial development of the United States. He served as the Superintendent of Finance from 1781 to 1784, where he helped organize the nation's finances during and after the Revolutionary War. Known for his efforts to establish a national bank, he played a crucial role in creating economic stability. Morris was also a signatory of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. His contributions laid important groundwork for the country's financial systems, although he faced difficulties later in life and ultimately declared bankruptcy.