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100

When were the first reconnaissance photographs introduced?

What was World War I?

100

Viennese municipal authorities recommended in 1864 that all people in this profession be licensed and given certificates of health with their photographs

Who were prostitutes?

100

This far-right group used photography to blackmail the patrons of Jewish businesses

Who were the Nazis?

100

This kind of photograph was the first widespread method, but produced only one positive

What was the Daguerrotype?

200

What crisis was aggravated by aerial photography?

What was the Cuban missile crisis?

200

This British scientists used a special photographic technique to disclose the "essence" of sick people, criminals, and Jews

Who was Francis Galton

200

This photographic technique was used to increase manufacturing efficiency

What is motion study? 

200

Collodion photography was superior to previous methods because it produced a glass negative, making it possible to reproduce as many positives as you wanted, but it came with one huge drawback

What is a field darkroom/what is a darkroom/what is rushed developing?
300

This visual methodology is used by government computers across the world to identify people, mostly without their consent

What is facial recognition?

300

A geologist at the university across the river (that must not be named), he commissioned photographs of slaves for anatomical reasons

Who was Louis Agassiz?

300

This movie by Charlie Chaplin features a scene lampooning filmic surveillance techniques and the reduction of work to a simple set of movements

What is Modern Times?

300

This camera revolutionized photography, opening it up to anyone who could press a button

What was the Brownie?

400

The mugshot was eventually displaced by this recognition methodology because it is more accurate

What is fingerprinting?

400

The photographs of these men and women were used by government forces to track them down and execute them?

Who were the Communards (Paris, 1871)?

400

These people refused to be photographed early  last century, but not because they were worried photographs would "steal their souls"

Chinese immigrants, many of whom were illegal and feared for their safety

400

This camera displaced viewfinder cameras. It uses a mirror and a prism to allow the photographer to see through the lens, effectively seeing what the camera sees

What is a Single-Lens Reflex (SLR) camera?

500
This form of identification is required to board a domestic flight in the US

What is a photographic id/"real" id?

500

These people were displayed as a gallery in police stations across the United States

What was the "Rogue's Gallery"

500

After Kodak marketed the Brownie in 1888, the availability of cheap, reproducible photographs fueled this method of communication?

What are picture postcards?

500

Some say Daguerre invented photography, but this man is increasingly credited with an earlier process called the heliotype, using silver chloride and bitumen

Who was Joseph Nicéphore Niépce (ca. 1824)?

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