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The 19th Century invention that led to increased imperialism because of its efficiency and better communication was the telegraph/telephone.

Scottish emigrants Alexander Graham Bell was the first to be granted a patent for the device in 1876. For the first time clear voice communication could be heard across long distances.

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The correct answer is the telephone.

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