Titanic

JP Morgan had a controlling interest in the IMM, which owned the White Star Line, which owned Titanic, but as a foreigner, he could not directly own the ship. And altho he was scheduled to sail, he stayed behind for business in France.

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The 1912 sinking of the Titanic is a significant part of history because of the fact that it was supposed to be the unsinkable ship yet it did and claimed the lives of 1517 people. The mistakes made by it's builders to not add the correct amount of lifeboats and of the officers to not fill the available ones to capacity were major life lessons learned for future ocean liners.

Technically, as many as can be fitted in a given classroom. Of course the question is at what number a class group remains manageable for the teacher. In many Western countries, the maximum number is usually considered to be 30 to 32. In developing countries much larger numbers occur per class, or several classes are fitted in one classroom. This often happens at the expense of learning results.

The discovery of Titanic has been announced as having been Sept. 1st, 1985.

Titanic was sailing west from Europe to the US. There is a "corner" where vessels make a slight turn to starboard but Smith delayed that to take a more southerly route to avoid ice.

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She lies on the bed of the Atlantic Ocean about 1,000 miles East of Boston , Massachussetts and 375 miles South East of St.John's, Newfoundland, in a 2.5 mile depth of water. Her wreck is broken into two parts, with the stern section approximately 1,650 feet apart from the bow- the whole area is littered with a huge debris field and vast quantities of coal.

Construction of RMS Titanic began on March 31, 1909 at the Harland and Wolfe shipyard in Belfast, Ireland (now Northern Ireland); she was launched on May 31, 1911; and worked continued on completing and outfitting her until March 31, 1912 when she was ready for service.

Sixteen days later she sank...

The ship was said to be "unsinkable" because it had a revolutionary system of making compartments "water tight". The doors were able to seal out water and contain flooding. However, they only did this vertically. Unfortunately they learned that once the flooding area was filled it would leak into the adjacent shafts. Once enough water was taken on, the ship would sink like a rock.

Of course, there was no ship that was unsinkable in the period of time that Titanic was made.

But in the year 1912, people believed that the Titanic was unsinkable. They later discovered it

It was probably called unsinkable, as people thought it was made by the best material possible. The captain was Edward John Smith, known as the finest captain the White Star Line company could ffer. Many suck my balls but only i can suck the best were made by numerous members of the crew. One common one was 'She is practically unsinkable'. Titanic was also the biggest, grandest and luxurious ships made at the time of hemaiden voyage.

Although, they tried to take a different course to miss icebergs (which were common at the time of year) they actually headed directly for the one which sunk her. They later found that if they hit the iceberg head on ghf tried to go round it), Titanic would have not sunk. When the iceberg scraped the sides, it took off bits of the iron that held the steel plates together. It let water in. If in fst face they hit it straight on, the front would be indeed mangled but it was made to be strong enough to stay afloat. They would have had time for another boat to come, collect the passenger's before it got into any danger.

They did not know this, and thinking that the boat was made 'unsinkable', they lost many lives that night.yi

1st thing he did was to warn the others on the ship.

2nd he wanted to save hes life first.

3rd he didn't want the children or the womans to go first *he wanted to go first*

4th he didn't care so much about it,and he killed him self by being loked in a room that was full with water.

so he died at that night !

Britannic was one of the biggest ships in world war 1 she was sailing to the island of Kea as a hospital ship taking wounded soldiers back to England. But 600 miles from the Island she hit a German underwater mine and sank in 300 feet of water there have been plans to make Britannic the worlds first under water museum

molly the unsinkable- her name was "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"

In Belfast, Titanic had five tugs. H&W's tug 'Hercules' had the first line, Huskisson took the port side of the stern with Herculaneum on the starboard side of the stern. Hornby and Herald pulled the starboard bowline and forward line respectively.

The Golden Hind did sink, it sank in 1988 on November 5th.

It has never been fully explained, but at the enquiry it was established that the Californian's officers saw distress rockets but no-one on board treated them seriously. The Californian had a wireless telegraphy set and an operator, but a single operator could not keep watch 24 hours per day and the Californian's operator was in bed. The Captain was also in bed and it didn't occur to anyone to wake up the wireless operator, so they missed the whole thing.

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On April 10, 1912 the R.M.S. Titanic set sail from Southampton, England. guided by Capitan Edward J. Smith

The accident happened at night four days later, on April 14th

It was the maiden (first) voyage of the ship, and was designed to be unsinkable.

Not in the sense that we think of one. There were four restaurants, all of which no doubt served alcohol, and many stewards who would supply drinks as desired. She stocked 15,000 bottles of ale (beer), 1,000 bottles of wine, 850 bottles of liquor and 8,000 complimentary cigars. That doesn't even count what the passengers brought aboard in their luggage.

There were 1,517 people lost on the Titanic from the wreckage and in the freezing waters surronding the area they were in.

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Many famous American businessman died on titanic such as Benjamin Guggenheim, Isidor Straus, George Widener and his son, H. G. and Henry B. Harris, but the most famous was probably John Jacob Astor IV.