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Samuel Morse invented the electric telegraph.
the telegraph was invented in 1794 and the telephone was invented in 1847
The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell, who was born on March 3, 1847, and the telegraph was invented by Samuel Morse, who was born on April 27, 1971.
well the guy that made this thingy wanted to build something so he did and that is why there was an electric telegraph invented.
The telephone was first patented in 1870 by Alexander Graham Bell in 1870, even though he was not the only one to want to patent it, another person tried to but Alexander was first in the processI'm sorry but I cannot remember the other person :(
The telegraph was implemented about 30 years earlier. It consisted solely of pulses of electric current that were send in short and long bursts, which could be translated into letters and words.The telegraph was 'thought up' by many different people. But the person who was really recognized, and the one to actually be recognized by Congress, was Samuel Morse. His first message was sent on January 11, 1838.The modern telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in March of 1876. The telephone was influenced by the invention of the telegraph, so it then became the next big communication device for the world. The telegraph and telephone were taken up by the corporation AT&T also known as American Telephone and Telegraph.
The telephone was invented as an evolutionary setup from the telegraph, naturally Alexander Graham Bell wondered if there was a way to transfer his voice through interconnecting cables like the telegraph.
Good question. I researched this when I had to solve a crossword xD Ulysses S. Grant was the president when the telephone was invented. Hope this helps! Eli
It was invented in New York city
Bell was trying to improve the telegraph when he invented the telephone. They used the telegraph to communicate across the ocean.