Marconi
Marconi was the inventor of the wireless telegraph system in 1895. He was Italian. I know because I am in history class now and we are doing a worksheet. (Had to look on the internet but I certainly and FINALLY found it.) Wanted to express my knowledge to all you history fans out there! Thank you! And good night! (Or good morning, whatever suits you.)
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The Hostage System was a system of political control used by the shogunates.
A hybrid system of government is one that is lead partially by a presidential system and partially by a parliamentary system. This is also known as a semi-presidential system of government.
Marconi
The man who invented the wireless telegraph in 1895 was Italian, Guglielmo Marconi. Stop cheating on your homework ;)
William Henry Ward received a U.S. Patent in 1872 for a wireless telegraphy system. He theorized that convection currents in the atmosphere could carry signals like a telegraph wire.
He was an Italian inventor, known as the father of long distance radio transmission and for his development of Marconi's law and a radio telegraph system.
granvill t woods was the original inventor
Granville T. Woods
The practical electric telegraph system was invented by Samuel Morse, also the inventor of the Morse code.
Samuel Morse is the inventor of the telegraph system. The system used the Morse code to send and receive messages.
There were telegraph wires before Titanic sunk. Samuel Morse developed the system in the 1830's but we didn't have the WIRELESS telegraph until Guglielmo Marconi, much later on.
Maria Cristina Marconi has written: 'Mio marito Guglielmo' -- subject(s): Biography, Electric engineers, History, Inventors, Marconi system, Radio, Telegraph, Wireless, Wireless Telegraph 'Marconi My Beloved'
the first to patent the wireless telegraph was Marconi. his system used spark gap transmitters and coherer detectors. it was not until effective vacuum tubes were invented that voice could be sent on radio.
The language used by the telegraph was Morse code, which is a system of dots and dashes representing letters of the alphabet, numbers, and punctuation marks. It was named after its inventor, Samuel Morse.