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What was the life before the telegraph?
Life before the telegraph was a different way than sending messages with the telegraph. People used letters to send messages.
Why was telegraph invented?
The telegraph was invented so that people in different towns could communicate with each other. The Morse code communications that are used with the telegraph were first used in the Civil War in the United States.
How many people would work in a telegraph office?
one person
What did people use before telephones?
They used to send letters 5o the people they wanted to talk to.
Before the telephone was invented how did people who were a distance apart communicate with each other?
by mail and telegraph. thats right i know stuff
What other inventions where used before the telephone?
There was a vast network of Telegraph lines and telegraph offices before the telephone was popular. Before that people used postal services like the "Royal Mail"
Is telegraph an adjective?
It is a noun which can be used as an adjective: a telegraph pole.
What was the impact on people of Samuel Morse's telegraph?
he invented the telegraph and changed the way people communicate forever
Who invented the first success telegraph?
The computer is successfully outdated the electric telegraph that many people didn't know. An electric telegraph is one of communication devices that were invented in 1794 by Claude Chappe but the first successful telegraph is on 1830s and 1840s by Samuel Morse and other inventors.
What was life before the telegram?
People used the pony express to communicate from large distances before the telegraph.
How was the telegraph used in World War 1?
The telegraph was used in World War 1 to send orders from one location to another. During WWI Britain's telegraph were uninterrupted.
Why grapevine is called grapevine?
If you mean the idiom "heard it through the grapevine," this phrase dates from the invention of the telegraph. People realized that gossip can travel nearly as fast as if a telegraph wire were used. They called this the "grapevine telegraph" to distinguish it from the wire telegraph, because of the coiling tendrils of the grapevine that resembled wires.
