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    England due to their abundant raw materials and their rich coal but it would eventually venture into the United States. Transportation, new inventions,

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    Morse code and the telegraph. This allowed him to get a job as a telegraph operator (Beals). This opened the way for Edison’s experimenting with technology and how to further enhance it. After working as a telegraph operator he created his first invention, the

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    As new technologies and advancements, such as the telephone and cinema, were created in America, modernist American literature also accepted and incorporated in the new change. Along with new inventions, social change in women and the black ethnicity caused rebellion and powerful literary movements to occur. The new social consciousness of these groups, referred to as the Harlem

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    Music). His telharmonium was created with an assembly of rotary generators and telephone receivers to convert electronic signals to into sound (Lejaren Hiller). He developed his invention from 1895 and continued to work on it even though there were no ways for the sounds being created from the electrical signals to be heard. Speakers or amplifiers were non-existent for some time even after the development of Cahill’s invention, and “his instrument was the ancestor of present-day electronic music synthesizers”

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    from the forbidden tree. Centuries past and the invention of the telegraph and telephone revolutionized cyber warfare. This new technology allowed communication to become faster, enabling the outlaws less time to sabotage, intimidate, and inflict violence on their victims. Today we label outlaws, terrorists. Some might even say the telephone, along with the radio is the first invention used for cyber terrorism. The radio, with its subcomponent invention of the Morse code, kept ears to the ground listening

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    kinds are thoroughly presented in these opinion pieces. Whether it is gender, racial, or inequalities based on disabilities; writers have covered many of the bases when it comes to how technology affects discrimination. Eula Biss wrote an essay on telephone poles called Time and Distance Overcome, which also covered racial discrimination. Another work called Is Coding the New Literacy? by Tasneem Raja goes in-depth on the gender gap in the computer coding work field. Elizabeth Marcoux explains how technology

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    During the Victorian Era many people greatly helped shape the future trough their deeds of heroism and courage, some of these people include Queen Victoria, Florence Nightingale, Benjamin Disraeli, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, and Charles Dickens. These people not only helped to shape the Victorian Era, but also created many things we still use today. Some important scientists include Charles Darwin, and Alexander Bell. Without these scientists we might not have some of the basic necessities of the modern

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    like bread and vegetables. Moving forward into history, the industrial revolution had created many inventions to improve and ease life. The industrial revolution was an innovative period of time that thrusted us from a predominantly agricultural existence into a more urban lifestyle. The steam engine that trains and cars used were key to the development of transportation. From light bulbs and telephones to vaccines and penicillin ; from advancements in science to maths, although we have progressed and

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    photophone, hydrofoils, and aeronautics. For example, his work with the photophone, which was essentially a wireless telephone. The photophone was used to transmit sound through a beam of light. He also invented a metal detector, and was actually called in to help find the bullet in President James Garfield’s body. Although he failed to find the bullet it was still a marvelous invention that was later perfected and is still in use today. Bell also designed and had built a prototype hydrofoil. A hydrofoil

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    but if Edison did not invent the footing for these objects they might not exist. Edison one of the most accomplished inventors to ever exist, with over one thousand patents and groundbreaking inventions. Thomas Edison’s inventions have changed the world, almost 85 years after his death Thomas Edison’s inventions run our city’s lasting light bulbs to see in the dark a power grid to power our homes. Edison is probably on of the greatest inventors not because of his thousands of patents but his determination

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