What did the invention of the telephone lead to?

Answer 1

Several inventions led up to the telephone including electricity, the Leyden Jar, batteries, electromagnets, electromagnetic devices, transmitters, receivers, microphones, and the telegraph. The tin can telephone (Lover's telephone) and acoustic telephones also led up to the telephone.

Several inventors have been credited with inventing the telephone, including Alexander Graham Bell, Charles Bourseul, Antonio Meucci, Johann Philipp Reis, Elisha Gray and others. Bell was the first to patent the telephone.

Answer 2

Alexander graham bell was working with his other inventions and said what if we can make sound from a machine and it wont take 6 months to get there like the telegrahms use to.And he was in a compotition with his fellow competitor and he won for makeing the telephone first.

Answer 3

The telephone was inspired by the desire to communicate over long distance. Previously the use of semaphore (signaling with visual means) or Morse Code was used. This required both the sender and the receiver to know the code used for transmission. The telephone enable everybody to be able to communicate with the device. Provided that both were speaking the same language.

Answer 4

First there needed to be the microphone and a rudimentary loudspeaker.

Answer 5

The invention of the telephone established the first stage of telecommunications which eventually led to the invention of the internet.

Answer 6

it led to comunicating to people and dameg to people becase they may not know who it is

Answer 7

John a.Blackwood who lived America in the 1890's

Answer 8

The Telegraph

Answer 9

call waiting, caller i.d.