History Flashcards

1
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When was fingerprinting first used (China Qin Dynasty)?

A

BC 221

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2
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When was fingerprinting used in Japan?

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AD 702

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3
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When was fingerprinting first used in the US and UK?

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1902

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4
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What did Marcello Malpighi contribute?

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He noted the friction created between the skin surface and an object

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5
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What did Nehemiah Grew do?

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Presented a paper on fingerprints concerning patterns and sweat pores (1684)

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6
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What did Govard Bidloo contribute to fingerprints?

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published “Anatomy of Human Body”

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7
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What did Thomas Bedwick create?

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3 engravings including a fingerprint

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8
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What did JCA Meyer recognise?

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The individuality of fingerprints

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9
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What did German professor, Johannes Perkinge present?

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A thesis describing the 9 types of finger patterns.

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10
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What did Sir William Herschel do in the fingerprinting field?

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Established “Persistence” and “Immutability” and used fingerprints to individualize

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11
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What is Immutability?

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No 2 people have the same fingerprints.

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12
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What did Dr.Henry Faulds write?

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“On the Skin Furrows of the Hand”

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What did the cousin of Darwin, Sir Francis Galton do for fingerprinting?

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Added the thumb and all 10 fingers to anthropometric measurements and named specific minutiae within the friction ridge

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14
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Who was Alphonse Bertillion?

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The Father of Scientific Criminal Identification

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15
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What landmark firsts did Juan Veucetich contribute?

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In 1892, he set up the World’s first Fingerprint Bureau in Argentina and made the first murder conviction using fingerprints.

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16
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When and where was the world’s first Fingerprint Bureau set up?

A

Argentina in 1892

17
Q

What known phrase did Edmund Locard coin?

A

Every Contact Leaves a Trace

18
Q

What did Sir Edward Henry do?

A

Devised a new classification for anthropometrics and published “Classifications and Uses of Fingerprints”

19
Q

What did Inez Whipple publish work focusing on?

A

Volar Pad Formations in Mammalian palms and soles

20
Q

What did Harris Wilder publish?

A

“Personal Identification”

21
Q

Who was involved in the first case of mistaken identity?

A

Will West and; William West

22
Q

When was Scotland Yard established?

A

1901