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How did the telegraph influence long-distance communication?
In 1840 Samuel Morse invented the first telegraph this influenced long distance communication by making it a lot quicker and more efficient
What do the first nations use drums for?
First Nations use drums for a variety of purposes, including spiritual ceremonies, storytelling, healing rituals, and cultural events. Drums are seen as powerful instruments that help connect individuals with nature, ancestors, and the spirit world. The rhythmic beats of the drums are believed to carry messages and prayers to the divine.
What was the radio used for?
long distance communication
What communication device allows us to communicate long distances via telephone?
The telephone IS a long distance communication device.
Advantage and disadvantage of communication technology?
Advantages: Cheap Long distance communication Quick
The earliest form of long distance communication?
smoke signals.
How did the telegraph influence long distance communication?
Needing rapid communication, railroad companies built telegraph lines along the railroad rights of way as the track was laid. The linkage made these lines easier to protect and maintain than the original First Transcontinental Telegraph lines.
Which layer in the earth's atmosphere helps in long distance communication?
thermosphere
What did Guglielmo Macrconie invent?
A telegraphic system capable of long-distance communication.
How long does it take to brake in new brake drums?
New brake drums are broken in the first time you go for a drive usually.
Stone age means of communication?
They talked 2 each other like us . There is no evidence from their skeletal remains and brain capacity that they were very different from us. They would also have used sign language and the range of words they used would be limited.
Why FM is not used for long distance communication?
becouse FM is applicable for line of sigth distance only. MAYANK S
