Technically, the first person to ever move made electricity, in the form of a static charge. The ancient Egyptians were aware of electric shocks from certain types of fish, and the Romans even used these fish for a type of therapy. Thales of Miletus, an ancient Greek scientists, researched electricity around 600 BCE, and it's possible the ancients in the Middle East constructed rudimentary batteries before the Common Era. The first large steps forward into understanding electricity were in the 17th and 18th centuries, with such scientists and philosophers as Benjamin Franklin. Around this time electrostatic machines and early batteries started coming into use for experimental purposes, so this is probably the first modern "making" of electricity.
Meanwhile, lightning was in existence on Earth billions of years ago, so we cannot say that we were the first to invent or make it, but rather the first to understand and harness it.
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There's no real way to answer that besides saying, the first person to ever cook in Greece, is the answer to your question
Rob Small. He's the Miniclip CEO.
Well Jhon Caburys was the first person to make a chocolate bar
to make electricity
He invented the 1st cell phone, and was the first person to ever make a call on it.
No, its just her design was the one eventually to be the official flag.
Robert E. Peary is known for his exploration of the North Pole. He, Matthew Henson, and four Inuit were the first to reach the Pole. Although Robert E Peary was going to be the first person ever to make it to the North Pole, his toes became frostbitten and Matthew Henson was the first person ever to make it to the North Pole.
This person who is evry very old and make the film gallopli the first ever ww1 movie!awesome
The first person to make jeans was jack loneragan
the first person to make a dictionary was george lopes