Which communication method used large movable arms on top of towers?

Who is credited with inventing Morse Code?

Which communication method is known as the language of "Dots and Dashes"?

Samuel Morse's was inspired to create a faster method of communication because his wife fell ill, died, and was buried before he could even learn about her illness.

What does FM stand for in terms of radio?

What does AM stand for in terms of radio?

FDR won 4 terms as President. He won because of how much everyone loved him. He used the radio to his advantage by broadcasting his now famous _______?

The first phrase that was uttered through a telephone was "Mr. Watson, come here. I want you."

In 1877, a company that would be better known today as AT&T was formed under which name?

Who was the creator of the Audion Tube?

in 1899, Marconi founded which company?

In 1940, which network performed its first ever television broadcast in the US?

By the age of 12, what was Samuel Morse inventing?

What is "SOS" in Morse Code?

KDKA in Pittsburgh became famous for its broadcast of what major event?

Marconi is considered as the "King of Radio".

The first ever commercial radio station started out of which city?

The transmission that Marconi sent across the Atlantic only carried what message?

This event was a scary night for most listeners. Martians landed on the planet! What was this famous broadcast called?

Alexander Graham Bell's father was a professor of speech, and his mother was also an accomplished pianist. What else was special about Bell's mother?

AM signals are prone to lose sound quality because it can be affected by _______.

Which entity oversees what goes out onto the air for both radio and television?

In 1915 the first transcontinental phone call was made between which two cities?

Marconi was able to send a telegraph signal across the atlantic between which two countries?

In 1920, John L. Baird created the first ever working televisor using cardboard, string, glue, wax, and a bicycle lamp.