Back then, women and children first was a protocol because men were known to have been stronger than women and children
First class women @children. Elizabeth Walton Allen was the first Titanic survivor to board the Carpathia after this ship responded to the Titanic's SOS call.
First class women and children
There were 144 first class women. Only 4 of them were lost
389 women-and-children survived the sinking of Titanic. 323 men survived the sinking of Titanic.
AnswerAccording to the British Board of Trade report on the Titanic disaster, there were 325 first class passengers aboard - 175 men, 144 women, and 6 children.AnswerAccording to the First-Class Passenger Guest List on Encyclopedia-Titanic.org, there were 325 first-class passengers on the Titanic: 175 men, 144 women, and 6 children. Of these, 202 survived: 57 men, 140 women, and 5 children.Answer329
Women and children first, few men got in. Women and children first, few men got in.
Many kids and women were not dead on Titanic because of an Edwardian code of chivalry.This code,which was not universal in the world at the time, gave preference to women-and-children. But in the evacuation of Titanic, there were different degrees. Murdochs policy was 'women and children first'. Lightoller's was 'women and children ONLY'.
Women and children first, then some males.
Eventually. But first they had to do women and children.
Carpthia took all of the survivors of Titanic to New York City.
Nope! it was children and women fist!
On the Titanic the captain decided to use a women and children first protocol where seats in the limited number of lifeboats would be given to women first and any remaining space once the women were loaded to men. Some of the officers on the Titanic misheard this and tried to stop any man who tried to get on a lifeboat.