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It's called Basketball because originally, the ball was thrown into peach baskets. 😱😱😱

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Basketball is cool😍😍😍😍

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The idea of broadcasting voices seemed impossible during the early days of radio

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Dr. James Naismith was working with track athletes in the USA and wanted a way to keep them in shape during the harsh winters.

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Nice 👌🏼

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Much as with the television today, families used to gather around the radio to listen to their favorite programs, hear new music and receive important news and announcements

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It is a good invention

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The telephone was invited by lady Gaga and Beyonce

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Zipper

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Then in 1906,the voice of canadian inventor Reginald Fessenden was heard over the air waves

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His nationality is most often claimed as scottish as thats where he was born or American because he became a US citizen in 1882

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This is in Ontario that he invited the téléphone

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Radio Was the most important Information and entertainment Service in the world

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Invented by alexander graham bell in 1875

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It was patented on 27 August 1914, and in 1927 the term “zipper” began to circulate

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In 1927 the term “zipper” began to circulate 

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In 1927 the term “zipper” began to circulate 

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The earliest radios transmitted morse code only

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Radio is no longer as important as it was before.

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He originally called the “separable fastener”

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In Universal Fastener Company in Ontario, te swedish-american inventor Gideon Sundback invented the "separable fastener"

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Basketball is the this most popular Sport in the entire world. It was invented in 1891, by Canadian phys ed teacher Dr.James Naismith.