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For inventing the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell got 50,000 dollars.
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How much money did Alexander Graham Bell have?
alot
How much are Alexander graham bell pound notes worth?
A pound !
How much did Alexander graham bell weigh?
5 pounds 12 oz.
How much did Alexander Graham Bell's telephone cost in 1876?
the telephone costs about $20.00
What kind of scientist is Alexander Graham Bell?
He was a very intelligent man he knew very much things.
What was invented first shampoo or a telephone?
The telephone was Invented by Alexander Graham Bell 1874. Much before the shampoo
How did Alexander Graham Bell improve upon Edison's phonograph?
IM PRETTY SURE IT WAS THOMAS ALVA EDDISON WHO HELPED ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL IMPROVE HIS TELEPHONE INVENTION. LISTEN I AM ALONE AND AT CROSSROADS
Whose last words were So little done so much to do?
Attributed to both Cecil Rhodes and Alexander Graham Bell.
What came first the telegraph or the telephone?
Telegraphy was discovered First and then Telephony was discovered much later by Alexander Graham Bell.
What kind of family did Alexander Graham Bell have?
Alexander Graham bell had a rather harsh family. They expected much of him. Some could say too much. His grandmother yelled at him once when he was a young boy, because his green bean casserole was only 6 layers instead of 7. He recieved a rather painful whipping from his uncle upon realizing young Alexander would later create the telephone, and never call him for the holidays. He didn't even put money in any of his cards! And he only got him a blender for Christmas. Shame on you, Alexander. Shame on you.
What is the telephone like present day?
the telephone is much easier to use nowadays. it helps us much more then the first telephone made by Alexander Graham Bell on March 10,1876. ! :)
What is the name of the person who invented the first telephone?
In 1876, Alexander Graham Bell was granted United States Patent Number 174465. There is much debate as to who actually invented it first, as there was another very similar device made by Elisha Gray. Both devices allowed two people to have a 'live' conversation with each other using an electically powered system. The two inventors literally raced to get to the Patent Office to claim the invention as their own and to protect it from the other, and anyone else. Bell got there first, beating Gray by only a couple of hours A rather viscious legal battle followed with Gray claiming the device was his invention and that Bell had stolen his idea. The Courts found in favour of Bell, and it is his name that is associated with the invention of the telephone.
