Invention of the telephone

The world population increases every day, and so does the need for energy. The only problem is that much of the energy society uses is non-renewable, meaning once a source is diminished it can no longer be used again. The solution is to use the most abundant energy source that burns bright in the sky every day, the sun. The energy given off by the sun can be harnessed to create electricity, and that electricity can be stored for later use. According to the website Altenergy, “The average star,…

Technology was certainly influence on our mind, life and society.Example game and movie has influence the current degeneracy of morolity, criminality and violence. [( www.it.pedf.cuni.cz/~bobr/hmind/index.htm#sociolog), (26 Nov 2009)]Everything has its own merits and demerits.Recently, computer became essential technology in our life everyday, people use it to communicate(chat room, email), general information, surfing, reading, product and travel information, work(business, trade, banking,…

The features of “the Atlantic World” are part of what makes it important to history and is essential to how we remember “the Atlantic World” in it’s true glory. Novelist Michael Crichton once said that “If you don 't know history, then you don 't know anything. You are a leaf that doesn 't know it is part of a tree.” I believe that human beings are part of a tree of history that each and every one of us can be connected to in various ways. This connection is essential to how we understand…

Technology Everywhere Over the years, technology has advanced exponentially. Evidence of technology use is everywhere; whether you are eating at a restaurant or shopping at your local store it is common to see someone with a cell phone, an IPod, or maybe a mini IPad or tablet. Students today rely on the Internet for homework information, whereas in the past students relied on dictionaries, the library, and atlases. If a person is going on a road trip, instead of a map they refer to a GPS for…

Introduction The United States emerged between 1865 and 1920 and helped shape people 's way of life. Industrialization did improve American life in some ways. However, it also created issues. The United States ups and downs had a major effect on the changing in society. It modified how the common man or woman lived and the way they earned money to provide for their family. Industrialization, after the Civil War, affected the United States in numerous approaches which including agriculture,…

The 1930s and 40s played a major role in the development of modern computing as we know it today; the definition of computers was in the process of changing from human calculators to machines that made calculations. Many scientists, engineers and business driven individuals from around the world sought to develop machines that would make extensive calculations easier to perform as well as make laborious tasks easier to execute. Konrad Zuse, a German civil engineer, was one of the men who were at…

After the Civil War, the U.S. was a nation in need of rebuilding. Though in the rural south this proved difficult, the urban north found it easier to recover. With several patents and technological advancements during the war, a new domestic market was in the making. Several new products were introduced, increasing the need for factory workers to make them, trains to ship them in, and businessmen to sell them. These, along with several others, were all needs that America met with ease, giving…

Upon the climax of World War II, the United States of America experienced an unanticipated frugality in population growth which has socially shaped and economically landscaped the entire nation. The portrayal of the American way of life during the 1950s was shown as a time of development, prosperity and protestation. These three aspects were the depicted because the nation was increasingly booming in population rates, advancing in technology and an uproar of declaration for the excluded rights…

Gaining privacy today is harder than ever in a world-renowned technologically advanced country. With this technology comes a hard task at hand for the many governments. This task is trying to figure out the balance between national security and freedom for their citizens. For many years now many had a feeling that their government was monitoring their calls. After the U.S. had established their foothold in the middle east, they have known that with the amount of negativity they were receiving…

“transformed American life with the introduction of many inventions and lifestyle choices that are a familiar part of U.S. culture today”(The Jazz Age). The birth of jazz music was a very popular fad among the people, they could now play music in their very own homes. The fashion industry introduced prefabricated clothing in standard sizes for all. This era brought forth the automobile, commercial radio, electric appliances, and the telephone. The common use of cigarettes and cosmetics became…