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.
So the familes could produce.
female because the women and children got on the life boats first
Yes because when the titanic started sinking, the women and the children were the first to get on the boats, the men were last so they could help the people on the boats.
a couple of children and women survived by going on life boats
16 life boats
the women and children where loaded onto the lifeboats first and the men all waited to last and some of te first class men went in the last few life boats.
Eventually. But first they had to do women and children.
Women and children first, then some males.
female because the women and children got on the life boats first
of corse! the women and children were the only ones aloud on the life boats!
on titanic all women and children first then some of the men can go in some of the life boats that where left and other men could squish in.
He helped the women and children get on life boats but refused to go himself.
Yes because when the titanic started sinking, the women and the children were the first to get on the boats, the men were last so they could help the people on the boats.
more men died because the only had a limited supply of lifeboats so they let the women and children aboard the life boats first so by the time women and children were boarding the life boats the titanic sank leaving many men still on board
a couple of children and women survived by going on life boats
16 life boats
Yes, this was true. The officers, in asking Captain Smith about getting the women and children to the boats, the captain acknowledged the question. However, they interpreted his response to mean either "women and children first", or "women and children only". So, on one side lifeboats were lowered if there were no women and children nearby, while on the other side, only a small amount of men were allowed on board if all the nearby women and children are already on board. As a consequence, 82% of the males on Titanic died.
This was classic Edwardian chivalry which was not practiced in many other parts of the world. Women-and-children first was the code at the time.