The expected answer could be that there weren't enough lifeboats but to be more precise, they simply had no more time. The last lifeboat was virtually floated off Titanic. In addition we have to remember; At that time of year in that water the temperature was just above freezing. - Had people jumps from the ship in to warmer water there s a chance more would have survived by using their buoyancy survival jackets - Sadly most died in minutes because of hyperthermia or from injuries from jumping inot the water
When Titanic's officers and crew were putting people in boats, they did not save the men first - but if they filled the boats regardless of gender, more people would have lived.
more rich people got save-ed than others
The Californian was the vessel that famously hovered less than twenty miles away when Titanic, the greatest ship in the world, sank.
RMS Carpathia save 705 people from the sinking of the Titanic.
The only people that were successfully saved from Titanic were those that boarded lifeboats (and a few that were pulled in from the water).
because the crewmen were rushing to get people on the boats they didnt know how much time they had to save people. also the crewmen that were loading the boats didnt believe the capacity of 65 was right they thought the boats would sink, therefore plunging the people in the boats into the icy water, but they could have been filled to the full capacity.
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The Titanic sunk because of a misunderstanding. People thought it was such a grand and big boat so they never thought it would sink. Because of this, they did not put enough lifeboats to save any people in case there was an emergency. Out of the more than 2000 people on the Titanic, less than half of them survived.
they didnt
If loading people in to lifeboats is saving them then he saved at least 290.
Titanic carried 20 lifeboats, enough for 1178 people.
Enough to save a little less than 1,000 people.