Contributions of Alexander Graham Bell

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Alexander Graham Bell was an American inventor accredited mostly for owning intellectual property to the first telephone. He also made an impact on science and engineering grounds but preferred to be entitled as simply a teacher of the deaf. Alexander Graham Bell was a very important person because he made a lot of contributions to the society and history of Canada.
Contributions to Canadian history and society of the person
As a young man, Bell showed interest in the family elocution job and his prowess impressed many. He began his work of teaching deaf-mutes at a very young age which he juggled while studying and maneuvered through job offers with ease in a manner that impressed many (Gresvenor & Wesson, 2016). At about eleven years though, he and a neighbor friend would invent a tool able to remove wheat husks marking his first of many attempts in the invention platform. Inspired by his mother's hearing-impaired condition, Bell could not help but try his effort on means to aid his mother and other deaf-mute pupils (Unknown, 2019).
Bell later bumped into Helmholtz's work in speech transmission, an invention he considered a notch higher than his achievement. Dismayed, he embarked on adding the concept of electricity in his trial to create electronic speech. He furthered manipulation of consonant sounds since the vowel vocal transmission was already done by the German-Helmholtz. After finally settling in Tutelo Heights in Ontario following a major family tragedy and loss of both his brothers; he together with an electrician Thomas Watson had a breakthrough (Unknown, 2019).
Alexander Graham Bell invented the Telephone