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How many passengers on the Titanic when full?
The Titanic had a capacity of 3,547 passengers and crew members. When the Titanic left Southampton and sank, there was room for 1,324 more passengers/crew members.
How many spaces were left on the Titanic life boats?
1602
Who was left when the titanic sank?
After Titanic sank, those that were left were 712 people who made it into boats (and lived) and many more doomed people in the water.
What was the left side of the titanic called?
Most boats' left side (when facing forward) is called the port side.
How many boats were the one the titanic?
There was 16 boats on titanic! It was actually against the law to not have that many boats on board the titanic, so it was women and children who went on first! And the rest left behind......... So as you see this is the information for your question! Good luck! ~From Coolcats1234!
Why do you think the first few lifeboats that left Titanic were not full?
panic
How many people could go on the life boats in titanic?
The collapsible canvas boats each held 40-47 people; there were 4 collapsible boats aboard the Titanic when she sank. The full size lifeboats seated 60-65 people each, and there were 16 of those aboard the Titanic, that night. The cutters each held 35-40 people, and there were 2 cutters on the ship. It had been suggested that 48 full size boats, 2 cutters, would have been enough to save everyone aboard. This was also suggested to the owners and builders of the Titanic, by boat designers and consultants at the time Titanic was being built, but the suggestion was disregarded by the owners. Not all the boats aboard the ship left the ship with people in them; some went over the side, empty, in the panic and confusion. Not all the boats held the maximum number of people that could fit in them as they pulled away, either. That was probably partly due to panic and confusion, but also due to some people abandoning the ship to save themselves, not worrying about those left behind.
What was the rule for the life boat for the titanic?
on titanic all women and children first then some of the men can go in some of the life boats that where left and other men could squish in.
How many people could the Titanic's lifeoats hold if they were filled to capacity?
64, but the first one left with 23 which is stupid
Why were the 1st life boats half empty on titanic?
The first lifeboats could have been left half empty on the Titanic for a variety of reasons. Many of the people first boarding the lifeboats were of the upper class, and they would be more inclined to value their own personal space without regard to the safety of everyone left on the boat. Also, the crew members of the Titanic were having to deal with a state of mass confusion and wanted to finish everything as quickly as possible, and therefore placed people on the lifeboats without determining whether more people could or could not fit. One last reason could be that the crew members put in charge of loading the boats were trying to ensure that they lifeboats did not exceed the maximum weight limit and as a result they did not fill the lifeboats to their full capacity.
What ship got caught in Titanic's rip tide?
The Concordia, since titanic was so huge, its waves that it left behind drew other boats toward it and the Titanic and the Concordia almost crashed into one another, ther where just a few inches to spare.Scary stuff man!
How do you correctly punctuate the sentence The sea calmed but no boats left shore?
The full question with incorrect punctuation on 3 of the choices is:Which one of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?A. The sea calmed but no boats left shore.B. The sea calmed, but no boats left shore.C. The sea calmed; but no boats, left shore.D. The sea, calmed, but no boats, left shore.The sentence should read as follows:The sea calmed, but no boats left shore.The comma is necessary to break the sentence before the word 'but.' The word "but" in a sentence often indicates the NEED for a comma before it.One capital, one comma, one period. "The sea calmed, but no boats left shore."
