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There were several new laws put in place in response to the Titanic disaster. All ships with more than fifty passengers were required to have enough lifeboats for all passengers, searchlights and binoculars, and to conduct regular emergency drills. A special radio channel was created specifically for ships (before Titanic it was a free-for-all), and 24-hour radio watches became mandatory. An international ice patrol was created to monitor and report the location of icebergs, and all ships were required to take a more southerly route through the North Atlantic.
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∙ 11y agoWell titanic saved more people than you may think. Most ships fall over on one sied making most of the life boats useless but titanic used all here life boats and had more than the law at that time and she is only one of three ships on record that have sunk the way she did but
the only one that brok in half
So I don't know how maney exactly but it was less than 10
Hope this helps
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∙ 6y agoMany lawsuits were filed. Claims against the White Star Line totaled $17M (over twice what it cost to build Titanic) but the total payout was $664k.
The highest claimant against the White Star Line of any other passenger was Charlotte Drake Cardeza (rescued on lifeboat 3) at $177,352.75.
Her claim contains the most pages of any. Cardeza filed a claim for the lost contents of her 14 trunks, 4 suitcases, and 3 crates of baggage (a total of at least 841 individual items).
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Where was the Titanic going the day it sank?
The Titanic was bound for New York when she sank, having set out from Southampton and called at Queenstown in Southern Ireland on the way- it was her maiden voyage.New York. The Titanic was going to America but it sank before it could reach America.Titanic traveled from Southampton, England to New York. Though, she never made it to New York.
How long was the titanic from its destination when it sank?
Titanic sank on April 15th, 1912, but was due in New York on April 17th.
Where was the Titanic bound for?
Before the titanic sank she was heading for New York
Did the titanic sink in Antarctica or in the Artic?
No it just sank near the north in the ocean (Not Being Sarcastic)
Where was the rms titanic sailing to when she sank?
Titanic was under 400 miles from the nearest land, Newfoundland, and about 963 miles from her destination, New York City.
Where was the Titanic going the day it sank?
The Titanic was bound for New York when she sank, having set out from Southampton and called at Queenstown in Southern Ireland on the way- it was her maiden voyage.New York. The Titanic was going to America but it sank before it could reach America.Titanic traveled from Southampton, England to New York. Though, she never made it to New York.
How long was the titanic from its destination when it sank?
Titanic sank on April 15th, 1912, but was due in New York on April 17th.
How did people figure out the titanic sank?
When it was the Carpathia and not Titanic that arrived in New York.
Where did titanic sail from and to when it sank?
It sailed from London to New York and sank in the middle of Atlantic Ocean
Where was the Titanic bound for?
Before the titanic sank she was heading for New York
Where was the titanic going the night that it sank?
new york city
Did the titanic sink in Antarctica or in the Artic?
No it just sank near the north in the ocean (Not Being Sarcastic)
Where was the rms titanic sailing to when she sank?
Titanic was under 400 miles from the nearest land, Newfoundland, and about 963 miles from her destination, New York City.
Where was the titanic sailing to New York when it sank?
It was sailing from Europe to New York.
What does the ship New York have to do with the titanic?
because it was going to new york but then it sank
What year was the Titanic sank?
1912 It struck an iceberg on April 14, five days into its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, and sank less than 3 hours later, on the morning of April 15, claiming the lives of 1500 passengers and crew.
Where was the Titanic sailing to when it sank?
On April 10, 1912 the Titanic left Southampton, UK and set off on her maiden voyage towards New York City, US. She never made it to her destination because on April 15, 2012 she hit an iceberg and sank into the freezing North Atlantic Ocean, killing more than 1,500 of her passengers.
