Based on details from "The Telephone: A Truer Tale," how did Antonio Meucci and Alexander Graham Bell differ?

a. Meucci developed a working telephone, while Bell did not.

b. Meucci struggled financially, while Bell did not.

c. Meucci dreamed of a world full of working telephones, while Bell did not.

d. Meucci got credit for the invention of the telephone, while Bell did not.

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Gabriel Downs

2 January, 11:01

Based on details from "The Telephone: A Truer Tale," how did Antonio Meucci and Alexander Graham Bell differ?

a. Meucci developed a working telephone, while Bell did not.

b. Meucci struggled financially, while Bell did not.

c. Meucci dreamed of a world full of working telephones, while Bell did not.

d. Meucci got credit for the invention of the telephone, while Bell did not.

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Reynaldo Schneider · Answer 1

The correct answer is B) Meucci struggled financially, while Bell did not.

While Meucci is the official inventor of the telephone, he was not able to be recognized for it because he went into porverty. Bell was considered the first inventor until many years later.

Yael Castillo · Answer 2

B

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