Communications: 1867-1914

I made another video for my US History Project. This one is on communications and how they came to be from 1867-1914. I got an A on this and the teacher loved it. I think it was pretty easy since I already learned most of it in TV/Video 1 when we had to take some notes on history of broadcasting and what not.

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• Desiree
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• 1867
• 1914
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[soccerheadJD]

Desiree Osvatics... do you have a sister named Cassie??

[desiistheshiz]

yes

[jesuitson]

I can't stand this copyright crap... >:[

So much for a video about "communications". The irony.

[tomlynntigard]

Yes! Thank you. This needs to be remembered and appriciated.

[rasputinorco]

Meucci invented the telephone, 1854, is not no Bell.

[GenericGene]

We are at a time in history 100 years down the track where the excitement of Nikola Tesla, Wright Bros, Karl Benz, Henry Ford and his mass produced Motor Car, Alexander Graham Bell, Guglielmo Marconi, Thomas Edison and his wonderful inventions & others that paved the development of the 20th Century has been reinstalled into the hearts and minds of those engaged in the development of technology passing into the 21st Century.

[peterhickling]

It was very useful and educating

[DarkCom0]

This was great, I agree with DJMotorbike.

[justafleshwound]

sweeet

[DJMotorbike]

Very nice.  You were more than deserving of the A. I had no idea that the answering machine was first deveoloped before magnetic tape as a recording device.