Question

Question 5 (1 point)

___ photos were taken of the dead soldiers, on battlefield, in total, during the Civil War.


Question 5 options:


97


79


297


179
Question 6 (1 point)


In relation to taking photographs, why was the Wet Collodion (Wet-Plate) Process so much better than the Half Plate Daguerreotype and the Tintype Process


Question 6 options:


It could be developed after the plate dried


It created a single positive which did not allow for copies to be made from the positive.


It created a photographic negative which allowed for many copies to be made.


It took a very long time for a photograph to be taken which made it so that people did not smile in photographs.
Question 7 (1 point)


Most Civil War photos were taken by Union photographers in the east because...


Question 7 options:


The South found battlefield photos to be distasteful and decided against sending photographers.


the South ran out of chemical as a result of the Blockade.


the North and West had difficulty accessing processing chemicals in a timely manner.


The west wasn't interested in taking pictures of dead soldiers.

Answer 1

179

it created a photographic negative so that a copy could be made

the south ran out of chemical as a result of the blockade