Because it was somewhat smaller so then they didnt make it as nice or fancier. And on the top it was just where they made everything nicer and more expensive. hence; rich people would be on top.
The third class people hat their cabins and facilities placed on the very bottom of the ship unlike the second and first class who had theirs on the upper floors. This meant that the water stroke those on third class first.
Many passengers felt that there was nothing wrong. Stewards went up and down the first class corridors telling passengers that they should head up on deck, but not to worry. Some first class passengers even went into the dining room and ordered drinks. It wasn't until the decks began to tilt that passengers became worried.
Since Titanic was sinking by the head, simple physics meant that the aft was lifting from the water, like a see-saw. Natural human instincts for survival dictated that passengers seek the high ground, which in Titanic's case, was the stern.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Becker stayed in cabin F4
£8.10C Third class rates from Southampton, London and Liverpool were £7 9shillings and 0d and if you sailed from Queenstown it was £6 10Shillings 0d
The Titanic band boarded Titanic as 2nd class passengers. Titanic's band were just the entertainers for 1st class.
The rule was that the 1st class passengers got the priority of getting off the ship first due to the fact that they paid £870 just to stay on the HMS Titanic.
Steerage
From over 2200 passengers and crew aboard the titanic, there was only 705 survivors
beacase fancy people stay on the top of titanic and the poor people had to stay on the bottom beacause they dont have money
Yes, the first class passengers on Titanic had lush five course meals while second had three course meals and third class passengers had a one course meal that was pretty basic. The first class passengers could use the heated swimming pool on board while the second and third could not. It was the same with the squash court and the gym. They had expensive French parisian cafes on board and grand dining rooms and lounges. Also if you were a first class child or woman you had practically 100% chance of surviving. Even though only 92% of women and children in first class survived it was because most decided to stay with their husbands and only 1 child in first class died. So yes first class passengers did have special privilages.
The third class people hat their cabins and facilities placed on the very bottom of the ship unlike the second and first class who had theirs on the upper floors. This meant that the water stroke those on third class first.
the rules of first class was to stay out of and away from the lower classes other than that rule they had none
Many passengers felt that there was nothing wrong. Stewards went up and down the first class corridors telling passengers that they should head up on deck, but not to worry. Some first class passengers even went into the dining room and ordered drinks. It wasn't until the decks began to tilt that passengers became worried.
in their cabins
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Becker stayed in cabin F4
Since Titanic was sinking by the head, simple physics meant that the aft was lifting from the water, like a see-saw. Natural human instincts for survival dictated that passengers seek the high ground, which in Titanic's case, was the stern.