Alexander Graham Bell’s Journey to Inventing the Telephone

The video covers Alexander Graham Bell's journey from moving to North America to inventing the telephone. It details his collaboration with Thomas Watson, the first successful phone call, and the telephone's debut at the Philadelphia World's Fair. The formation of Bell Telephone Company and the telephone's rise in popularity are also discussed, along with a review and quiz on the key points.

Where did Alexander Graham Bell and his family move in 1870?

• England

• Germany

• India

• Canada

Who assisted Alexander Graham Bell in inventing the telephone?

• David Bell

• Thomas Watson

• Thomas Edison

• None of the above

In which year did Bell receive the patent for the telephone?

• 1876

• 1900

• 1932

• 1955

What were the first words spoken over the telephone by Bell?

• Hello, can you hear me?

• Good evening, Mr. Watson.

• Mr. Watson, come here, I want you.

• Is this thing on?

Where did Bell's telephone make its public debut?

• Boston Exhibition

• Chicago Expo

• New York World's Fair

• Philadelphia World's Fair

What was the name of the first telephone company formed by Bell and Watson?

• Bell Communications

• Bell Telephone

• AT&T

• Telecom Inc.

Which U.S. President was the first to have a telephone installed in the White House?

• Abraham Lincoln

• Ulysses S. Grant

• James A. Garfield

• Rutherford B. Hayes