Who was the Civil War Photographer who: Photographed Abe Lincoln; The U. S. Government bought his work; Soon after the war ended, he wasn't able to make much of an income because no one wanted to remember the war?
Question 1 options:

Edward Curtis

Alexander Gardner

Mathew Brady

John C. H. Grabill
Question 2 (3 points)

The Civil War photographs showed the people 'back home' that war was...

(choose all that apply)
Question 2 options:

devastating

magnificent

heroic

bloody

noble

tragic
Question 3 (2 points)

Why did photographers travel with their darkrooms in the 1800's?

(choose all that apply)
Question 3 options:

The photograph had to be made and developed while the chemicals were still wet

The chemicals had to be applied to a plate, in the dark.

They sold advertisements on the sides of the big wagons and they made most of their money that way.

It was too dangerous to mix photo chemicals in a downtown building
Question 4 (1 point)

Mathew Brady's photographs of the Civil War were both and commendable.
Question 4 options:

charming

chaotic

controversial

causative