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Alexander Graham Bell

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     Alexander Graham Bell was a Influential scientist, Inventor & Engineer. He was born on March 3rd in 1847 . He grew up in Edinburgh, Scotland, He was an only child spending his days with his father getting an education until he finally went to Royal, High school . Growing up his life was a little different than the other kids in his town, you see Alexanders Mother Was Deaf . Growing up Alexander was taught sigh language so he would be able to communicate with his mother . As he got older he stayed with his parents . At the Age of 23 him and his family moved to Canada.  There he studied harmonics of the human voice and worked with deaf kids . While he was studying the human voice he also was able to work with tools like, The Harmonic Telegraph And the Phouatograhp . As time went on he decided that he wanted to do something else with his life, So he moved to London and Studied at The University Of London and also The University College London . At the age of 30 he married Mabel Gardnier 1877. Together the two of them had four children there names are Elise Bell, Marian Hubbard Bell, Robert Bell And Edward Bell . 



There were a lot of great things that Alexander had accomplished in his life time . A Lot of things that we should be thankful for . But there is one thing that has changed our world today . That one thing is the Telephone . The Telephone that we have now is much different than what they had then . In the 1800's they had Telegraphs, Telegraphs are a system that allows you to send messages through wave lengths in the air . 
 
Alexander and Elisha Grey were together the day that Alexander Was granted the inventor of the telephone. Him and Elisha were creating devices that could transmit speech electronically. They worked for long hours together coming up with new concepts until they both finally up with two products, Built them and made them work . Once they both had designed and built there concepts they rushed to the patent office . With in an hour of Elisha and Alexander Delivering there products the people at the Patent Office had made  up there mind . They had  chosen Bell's Product. Alexander had been grated the First Patented Telephone . Elisha was not going to have this , even though he had turned in his own invention he claimed that he had helped Bell Finish his product. This dispute was put to rest quickly Bell Ended up winning the invention rights and couldn't have been worse. In comparison too, today the telephones have on thing in common they are both wire based systems . The telegraph although successful was a dot-dot morose code and because of this it made it hard to communicate sometimes and it was not always successful.
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