Alexander Graham Bell was a Scottish-born scientist and inventor who is most famous for inventing the telephone on February 14, 1876. He was born on March 3 in Edinburgh, Scotland and was influenced in his work by the fact that both his mother and wife were deaf. Bell studied sound and worked with various schools for the deaf, experimenting with devices like the harmonic telegraph, before inventing the telephone which allowed people to call and speak to others from a distance. He died on August 2, 1922 in Canada.
6. EARLY LIFE
Bell was an excelent piano pleyer. When he
was 23 years old Bell an his parents moved to
canada.
7. ADULT LIFE
Bell studied the human voice and worked with
varius schools for deaf. Bell experiment with
sound working with devices such as a
armonic telegraph (used to send multiple
messages over a single wire).
8. HOW THIS PERSON CHANGED THE
WORLD
Thanks to his invention, we can Call and speak
to other people who arent next to us.
