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In the past, people sent letters or
telegrams to communicate with other towns. To write a letter, people used a pen and
paper; then, they put the letter in an envelope, and dropped it at the post office.
Telegrams were messages transmitted through an electric device with the morse code. -
Alexander Graham Bell was a scientist from Scotland. In 1876,
he accomplished the first telephone call. It wasn’t a long-distance call.
He called a friend in the next room, but that telephone call changed
the history of communication. The first international phone call
from New York to London was in 1926.