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Alexander Graham Bell is a Scottish scientist and inventor. Many most of heard of his most famous invention is the famous telephone. A communication device that we now practically can't live without. Instead of commutating in-person, to whether talk to family, business, etc. you can now do over a telephone. It can save a lot of time and energy.
In Alexander's early years, both is brothers had died from tuberculosis. His mother was deaf and his father taught elocution to the deaf. He had also later married a deaf woman named, Mabel Gardiner Hubbard. Mabel could only use manual British sign language to communicate, since she wasn't capable of knowing how to read nor speak. Having to know the difficulties of deaf people, Alexander has became passionate about hearing and the science behide it. His passion grew and eventually led Alexander further with experiments with sound. Which "eventually let him to want to send voice signals down a telegraph wire." claimed an article written by Ducksters. Also from a very young age, Alexander had been known as a young inventor. For example, "When he was eleven, Bell invented a machine that could clean wheat. He later said that if he had understood electricity at all, he would have been too discouraged to invent the telephone. Everyone else "knew" it was impossible to send voice signals over a wire." (PBS)
At the time, a device called a telegraph transmitter was commonly used to communicate. But that was a very troublesome because, "The signals consist of current pulses, combined in such a way as to transmit characters in accordance with a telegraph code." (The Free Dictionary By Farlex).
Alexander had wanted to experiment "harmonic telegraph — a device that allowed multiple messages to be transmitted over a wire at the same time." (History.com) On his path of inventing the telephone, Alexander had failed many times before and after the invention of the telephone. But finally on March 7, 1876 his invention had been official registered. But it wasn't until 3 days later, Alexander had made the first ever telephone call, "Mr. Watson, come here. I want to see you." It wasn't until then, the telephone was considered a successful invention.
"The inventor faced a nearly 20-year legal battle with other scientists, including Gray and Meucci, who claimed they created telephone prototypes prior to Bell’s patent."..."but after a series of rulings, the Bell company won in a Supreme Court decision. While the Bell Company faced over 550 court challenges, in the end, none were successful." had said in a article written by History.com.
The impact of the telephone was super successful and had a great positive impact on the society and people. Wealthy people and companies used the telephone as a primary communication tool. Soon after the telephone invention began to spread, people from all over globe started to communicated and became more virtually connected.
After having more than "more than 18 patents for his inventions and work in communications" (History.com) and medical tool as well. But finally this talented Scottish scientist and inventor had finally died under the diabetes, on August 2, 1922. On Alexander Graham Bell's funeral, every single telephone in the whole North America had been silenced, to pay their tribute.
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The person above just copied from a whole website from History.com.
