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What 3rd class people ate on the titanic was oatmeal portage and milk, roast beef and brown gravy, and rabbit pie; baked potatoes, that's a lot for 3rd class. Some of the many extra things on the Titanic featured an immense first class dining saloon, four elevators, and a swimming pool. Its second-class rooms were comparable to first-class features on other ships, and its third class offerings, although modest, were still noted for their relative comfort. So basically, third class would be in the bottom on the boat, second class would go in the middle more elevated, and first class would go on top to the opposite side to the third class. There was this thing called the poop-deck which people would go to the bathroom and they would dumb it out later in when they took a stop, it was 128 feet long!

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The titanic was built in a graving or dry rock, Belfast, Ireland. The Titanic was constructed with thousands of one inch- thick medal and mild steel plates, and two million and wrought iron rivets and equipped with the latest technology. It all started on March 31, 1909, the plan was laid for the Titanic, making it about 2 years to build. The ships were largely designed by Thomas Andrews and Harland and Wolff. It took about 14,00 men to complete the process of building the Titanic.

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There were many elements to the sinking of the Titanic, but the iceberg destroying the Titanic's steel exterior made the ship too damaged, and crippled the ship, so it started to sink. First, but the iceberg busting the steel on April 14th 1912 was the dramatic blow, and destroyed the ship later, causing it to sink. Exactly two hours later and 40 minutes after it sunk in the north Atlantic ocean. Which was quite fast for a ship that size. Out of all of the 2,240 passengers on board, 1,500+ lost their lives.

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In my research about the Titanic, I learned about how it crashed, Life on the boat, and how it was built.