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What is a topic sentence for a essay about the titanic?
how about, "The Titanic was indeed a great tragedy"
Was the whole titanic taken out?
The whole ship set sail on April 10, 1912
Where was the Titanic ship sail to?
It was sailing to New York
What was the first name for the Titanic?
Some nicknames were "the millionaires' special", "The wonder ship" , "The last word in luxury" , and the most famous, "The unsinkable ship.
Is the titanic still the largest ship to ever set sail?
It was back then on its maiden voyage, but not today, there is a new ship called Oasis of the Seas, which is now the largest.
What is a topic sentence for a essay about the titanic?
how about, "The Titanic was indeed a great tragedy"
What was the Titanic thought to be?
The titanic was thought to be the safest ship to sail the world because of how it was built
What was the first ship to sail on the Mersey river?
The titanic was the first
What ship did Vasco Nunes De Balboa set sail on?
in the titanic
What was the biggest ship to ever set sail?
the titanic was until an iceberg struck
Why did lady duff Gordon get on the Titanic?
She had business in New York and the Titanic was the only luxury filled ship left to sail in.
What almost happened to the Titanic when it set sail from Southampton?
It almost collided with another ship.
Was the whole titanic taken out?
The whole ship set sail on April 10, 1912
What was the name of the rescue ship which saved the titanic?
There was no rescue ship the life boats had to sail to the california which was 19 miles away :)
What was the biggest ship to sail in1912?
titanic was im a big fan i know almost everything about it ask me almost anything about titanic and i can answer it
Why do you care the Titanic sank?
it was a very important day, the Titanic was know as the biggest ship to step sail. Having it sink like it did was a big shock
First steam ship to cross the Atlantic?
Many say it was the Titanic that set sail on 1912 but it was actually the side-wheeler that set sail on 1819.
