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History A. Highlights: a. It is a form of energy. b. It is measured in megawatt hours. c. Electricity travels at the speed of light i.e. more than 186000 miles per second. d. Electricity can be made from coal, wind, water, the sun and even animal poop. B. Impact and contribution a. This invention has had the most vital impact on human life. Electricity is an essential part of our daily lives. We use electricity for almost everything we do, whether it's turning on the lights in our house, watching television, or even charging cell phones and using computers. Today we can’t imagine life without electricity. C. Who invented & his contribution a. Electricity is a form of energy and it occurs in nature, so it was not “invented.” Some give credit to Benjamin Franklin for discovering electricity; however he had only proved the presence of electricity in lightening.

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History A. Highlights:a. It is a form of energy.b. It is measured in megawatt hours.c. Electricity travels at the speed of light i.e. morethan 186000 miles per second.d. Electricitycanbemadefromcoal, wind, water,the sun and even animal poop.B. Impact and contributiona. his invention has had the most vitalimpact onhuman life. Electricity is an essential part of ourdaily lives. !e use electricity for almosteverythingwedo, whether it"s turningonthelights in our house, watching television, or evencharging cell phones and using computers. odaywe can#t imagine life without electricity.C.Who invented & his contributiona. Electricityisaformof energyandit occursinnature, so it was not $invented.% &ome give creditto'en(amin)ran*linfor discoveringelectricity+however he had only proved the presence ofelectricity in lightening.b. ,s an inventor, 'en(amin )ran*lin is *nown for thelightning rod, bifocals, and the )ran*lin stove,among other inventions.c. He facilitated many civic organi-ations, including.hiladelphia"s /re department and a university.