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        | Dauguerre received patent for ____ |  | 
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        | 1st daguerretype studio opened in______ |  | 
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        | 1850, Gallery of Illustrious Americans |  | Definition 
 
        | Mathew Brady published photo book called_____ |  | 
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        | Langheim brothers created this |  | 
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        | Hamilton Smith of Ohio created this |  | 
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        | James Cutting created_____ |  | 
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        | Alexander Gardner (Civil War photographer) created a process for ______ |  | 
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        | Duke of Parma introduced this & it came to America 2 years later |  | 
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        | 1864-1866, revenue stamps |  | Definition 
 
        | ____ were required for photos |  | 
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        | 1888, "You push the button - We do the rest" |  | Definition 
 
        | Kodak roll-film camera slogan was _____ |  | 
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        | Eastman Kodak introduced low-cost color photo slides and prints called ____ |  | 
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        | Edwin Land introduced full-color ______ |  | 
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        | Kodak introduced this in 1963 |  | 
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        | Kodak made pictures available on what? |  | 
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        | originated in Europe and moved to US |  | 
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        | most difficult cemetaries to locate |  | 
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        | most difficult cemetaries to locate 
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        | contained homemade or mail order headstones |  | 
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        | began in Mt. Auburn Massachusetts in 1831 and is often used for picnics |  | 
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        | contains rows of tombstones in the middle of a city |  | 
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        | 110 in the nation, Arlington National Cemetery is the most famous, which started out as a joke on the Lees |  | 
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        | markers are flushed in the ground to make mowing the grass easier |  | 
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        | the unwanted and poor are burried here |  | 
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        | markers were uncut boulders and some had initials carved in them |  | 
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        | stones made of sedimentary rock or slate and Roman lettering was used |  | 
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        | marble was used with italic letter but was changed to Roman in the 1840s because it was easier to read |  | 
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        | granite was used and sandblasting became popular |  | 
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        | Christians were burried facing this way so that they are ready for the second coming of Christ |  | 
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        | wives are traditionally burried to this side of their husband because it is believed that Eve was created out of the ____ side of Adam |  | 
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        | Puritans used winged death heads as tombstone toppers |  | 
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        | a heart meant romantic love in this age |  | 
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        | Woodmen of the World Society |  | Definition 
 
        | a treestump as a tombstone means that person was a member of this organization |  | 
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        | books usually referred to the ______ and a closed book meant ______ |  | 
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        | ______ number of symbols have been identified and were all chosen with a purpose |  | 
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        | stone cutters sometimed made mstakes but they weren't always fixed because it was _____ |  | 
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        | epidemic, war, or natural disaster |  | Definition 
 
        | similar death dates in a cemetery may indicate one of these three things |  | 
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        | ______ is bad for tombstones but was smeared on then rubbed of in order to make out the writing on a tombstone |  | 
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        | it is illegal to make grave rubbings in this state |  | 
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        | Yankees from sitting on Confederate tombstones |  | Definition 
 
        | stones of confederate soldiers had points on them to prevent _______ |  | 
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        | 1790, determine house representation |  | Definition 
 
        | first census taken in order to _____ |  | 
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        | 1790, determine house representation 
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        | first census taken in order to _____ 
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        | first census to list all the family names |  | 
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        | first census to use the soundex system |  | 
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        | was destroyed by a fire in 1921 |  | 
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        | census records have to be kept private for 72 years before being released |  | 
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        | helps to identify mispelled names |  | 
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        | only third class passengers could immigrate through here |  | 
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        | immigrants required to get a VISA in their own country before coming to the US |  | 
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        | Ellis Island became surplus property |  | 
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        | this city published the first city directory in the US |  | 
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