Radio+Invention


 * ​ 1. The radio Invention**

2. **who**- I dont know????
 * what**- the radio
 * where**- not exactly sure
 * when**- some time period??? Industrial Revolution
 * How**- it aloud people to be able to listen to music in their own home & more conveniantly

3. **Who** created the radio? __**How** did this change the way people thought about music and how did it impact the Industraial revolution?__
 * What** was the reason for creating the Radio?
 * What** state or city was it invented in?​
 * What** year or time period was it invented during?

4. Go to website containg the words radio ( the first radio, where was the radio invented etc.) Read books either in the public library or in the school library Work whenever their is free time by going to the library or using the computer at my home Ask teachers for help like Mrs.Horn, Mrs.Brem, or Mrs.Brolan


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The radio influenced the Industrial Revolution by changing the way americans recieved news & how they spent their pastime
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 * "Heinrich Hertz - first to detect radio waves in 1887 by causing a spark to leap across a gap that generated electromagnetic waves - built oscillator and resonator by 1893 "([].) This was a major discovery in creating the radio, its what casued the transmittions. Marconi was obsessed with heinrich hertz earlier discoveries and decided to progress his studies. His first transmittion was only a few coded signals but he relized he had made a huge discovery. When he offered his invention to the italian government they turned it down so he moved to england and opened up the first radio facetory. He eventually won a nobal proze for his "wireless telegraph."([].) Marconi Improved Hertz discovery. The radio signals are traveled by electromagnet waves. Also rays are a big factor in transporting radio signals. There are several types of these waves including light rays, X rays, gamma rays, and cosmic waves. ("radio audience." Britannica Concise Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Mar. 2010.)
 * In 1992 while the titanic was sinking, "radio messages" were sent to find rescue boats who cold help. This was one of the first messages that the Radio was sent for and was used in a crisis. Even though hundreds of people died many mor would have if not the help from the transmitions. people began to look at radio in a hole different way.- the radio was already becoming popular and saving lifes just as it was being introduced ([].)  "Radio technology is also essential to space exploration. Space probes use radio waves to relay information about the solar system. Revealing pictures of other planets have been transmitted to Earth by radio signals from space probes. Radio astronomy is used to detect celestial objects too distant and too dim to be seen by optical telescopes."- the radio even helped with space people were becoming even more greatful. Because the radio was changing so was technology.

("radio audience." Britannica Concise Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Mar. 2010) **" Others besides Welles saw the power of the radio and quickly made use of it. President Franklin Roosevelt broadcat fireside chats during the 1930's and early 1940's. his intension were simple and sincere: he wanted to bring his messages to every american, and radio was the best way to do that. The war years of 1941-1945 saw the men who broadcasted the news of world war two became household names. Reporters like Walter Cronkite, Lowel Thomas, and Edward R Murrow."** ( Balcziak, Bill. Radio. Vero Beach: Rourkes Enterprises inc, 1989. Print) **"By 1925 radio was no longer just a novelty. For many Americans, radio was the source of Family Entertainment. On any given night, millions of people gathered around their radio to listen to listen to the latest news and entertainment programs. The first progrmas were about weather and news reports."- The radio was mainly about weather and news. It sometimes told stories in whick the whole family would gather around to listen to. ( maybe mention war of the worlds story???)** (Balcziak, Bill. Radio. Vero Beach: Rourkes Enterprises inc, 1989. Print.)


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 * During the 1970's most people would listen to AM station because it was the only station avaliable especially when it started to play music. The FM station soon was created but still people listened to AM until the FM stations created better music quality and was more clear to hear. Now three quarters of radio listeners, listen to FM stations today. more people listened to FM then AM in present day. ("radio audience." Britannica Concise Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Mar. 2010) **After a while more and more people stopped focusing on the radios importance when the i dea of a TV was introduced. no longer did familys listen in for the next story on the radio but drifted apart to watch the new television. Soon the only time people listened to thr radio was in the morning or in the car.** ("radio audience." Britannica Concise Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Mar. 2010.) **"The golden age of radio is passed, but radio in america is still a big bissness. More than 7,000 commercial stations are operating, radio remains a big part of our lives. Many stations, large and small, carry out their dudties around the clock. thousands of radio professionals work hard to keep us informed, entertained and aware."- the exitement of the radio was soon over when the TV came into the picture. Most familys stopped listening all together. (Balcziak, Bill. Radio. Vero Beach: Rourkes Enterprises inc, 1989. Print.)**

CONCLUSION
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 * Mrs.horn i switched my last two paragraphs before my conclusion, so thats why it looks different than my outline that i typed up on noodletools.com

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