" The telegraph had been invented before Bell's time. Signals, music, and even voice like sounds had been transmitted electronically by wire." Though, the human voice had not been transmitted through wire, Bell was the first to succeed at this. Bel

Bell's family and education greatly influenced his career. Bell's father, Alexander Melville Bell taught deaf-mutes to speak, he also invented "invisible speech," a code of symbols that indicates the position of the throat, tongue, and lips in making sounds. Bell and his brother assisted their father in public demonstrations of visible speech. Later he took over his fathers' work by lecturing in the United States. He specialized in the anatomy of the vocal apparatus at the University College in London. Later, Sarah Fuller, a principle of a school for the deaf in Boston asked Melville Bell to show teachers how to use visible speech, he declined, but sent his son Alexander Graham Bell. In 1872 Bell opened a school for the teachers of the deaf.

l had an interest in the human voice that led to his invention of the telephone. Although, when Bell began experimenting, his purpose wasn't to invent the telephone, instead he wanted t

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