How did Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone change life in rural America?

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Opportunities for jobs increased for farm workers.

Mail service to farming communities decreased significantly.

Current information became more available for farm families.

Transportation networks in farming communities became less necessary.

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Nancy Rivers

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4 July, 19:16

How did Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone change life in rural America?

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Opportunities for jobs increased for farm workers.

Mail service to farming communities decreased significantly.

Current information became more available for farm families.

Transportation networks in farming communities became less necessary.

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Ramon Robbins · Answer 1

Current information became more available for farm families

Explanation:

Through the use of the telephone the time it took to disseminate information throughout rural America decreased so therefore current information was more available