What can be concluded about the long-term effects of Alexander Graham Bell's invention?

It increased literacy rates by encouraging people to communicate through the written word.

It encouraged the development of new cities and trades by allowing people to travel farther and faster.

It improved the economy by increasing the number of hours people could work each day.

It enabled families to remain in close contact even as they moved across the country and across the world.

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Adam Holden

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3 February, 06:55

What can be concluded about the long-term effects of Alexander Graham Bell's invention?

It increased literacy rates by encouraging people to communicate through the written word.

It encouraged the development of new cities and trades by allowing people to travel farther and faster.

It improved the economy by increasing the number of hours people could work each day.

It enabled families to remain in close contact even as they moved across the country and across the world.

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Mark West · Answer 1

Bit late for the OP, but for those coming here later the answer seems to be "It enabled families to remain in close contact even as they moved across the country and across the world."