From a telegraph office, you could send a message to almost any place in the world instantaneously. Yet there were problems with the telegraph.

Think about what you have learned, and identify at least one of the telegraph's problems.

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Braedon Salas

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19 August, 16:16

From a telegraph office, you could send a message to almost any place in the world instantaneously. Yet there were problems with the telegraph.

Think about what you have learned, and identify at least one of the telegraph's problems.

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Sandra Mendez · Answer 1

One of the telegraphs problems is that telegraphs take time to decipher. They also always have to put in the word STOP at the end of a sentence. Making it confusing for those who don't understand. Another being that, telegraphs use morse code. Many people do not know morse code, which is why telegraph offices existed in the first place.

Kenyon Castro · Answer 2

The telegraph usually required people to go to offices.

The telegraph was not easy to carry around.

The telegraph could not transmit voices.

The telegraph required a special code to communicate.

From a telegraph office, you could send a message to almost any place in the world instantaneously. Yet there were problems with the telegraph.Think about what you have learned, and identify at least one of the telegraph's problems.

From a telegraph office, you could send a message to almost any place in the world instantaneously. Yet there were problems with the telegraph.

Think about what you have learned, and identify at least one of the telegraph's problems.