Civil War Photography and Its Impact

The video discusses the significant impact of the Civil War, highlighting the loss of 2% of the US population. It emphasizes the authenticity and irreplaceable nature of Civil War photographs, which provide a unique perspective and window into the past.

What percentage of the US population was lost during the Civil War?

• 3%

• 2%

• 1%

• 4%

Why are Civil War photographs considered irreplaceable?

• They were the first color photographs.

• They provide a unique and authentic view of the era.

• They are the only photographs from the 19th century.

• They were taken by famous photographers.

Which of the following is NOT a reason for the authenticity of Civil War photographs?

• They provide a direct visual record of history.

• They capture real moments from the war.

• They were staged by actors.

• They were taken during the actual events.

What makes Civil War photography unique compared to other historical records?

• It was the first use of digital photography.

• It offers a perspective that no other medium can provide.

• It was the first time photography was used in journalism.

• It was the only form of documentation available at the time.

How does Civil War photography provide a window into the past?

• By offering a fictional representation of events.

• By providing a unique and authentic visual perspective.

• By using modern technology to recreate scenes.

• By being the only source of written records.