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By: Carly
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn22119-sinking-the-titanic-women-and-children-first-myth/
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http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/articles/worldhistory/titanic_passengers.htm
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https://www.ultimatetitanic.com/the-survivors/

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The Titanic had 20 lifeboats on board. Those 20 only fit 1,000 people, when 2,340 needed to be saved.

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Notes
By: Carly

-  Woman and children first on the lifeboats
- Only 25 people were in most lifeboats and they were made for 50
- All the high class passengers had a straight passage to then lifeboats

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Vocabulary

By: Miles

Plummet: Drop sharply

Turbine: An engine that causes a bladed rotor to rotate

Reversible: Capable of being returned to the original condition

Impact: The striking of one body against another

Navigate: Direct carefully and safely

Cruise: Travel about for pleasure, relaxation, or sightseeing

Eventually: After an unspecified period of time or a long delay

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Titanic facts for kids | History | National Geographic Kids

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Learn about the most famous ship in history with our twenty Titanic facts. How big was the Titanic? Where did she sink? How many people died on the Titanic?

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By: Cecilie
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/history/general-history/would-you-have-survived-the-titanic/

http://factsforkids.net/titanic-facts-kids-8-hidden-facts-titanic/

http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/articles/worldhistory/titanic_passengers.h

Vocabulary Words
-Clergymen: a male priest, minister, or religious leader.
-Immigrants: people who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
- Launched: setting a boat in motion.
- Cargo: goods carried on a ship, aircraft or motor vehicle.
- Voyage: a long journey involving traveling in sea or in space.

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By: Miles

Central Idea:
How the Titanic was "Unsinkable"
Details:
The Titanic only had 20 life boats and on each life boat they did not have supplies for the people because they thought it was "Unsinkable."
When they hit the Ice berg, They thought that the ship was "Unsinkable" that its was find but it was not a because of that people died.

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Links

-https://www.vocabulary.com/lists/337309
-https://www.history.com/news/titanics-watery-grave-located
-http://www.planet-science.com/categories/over-11s/technology/2012/04/finding-the-titanic.aspx
-https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-man-who-found-the-titanic-a-tale-of-a-secret-expedition

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The Titanic was built in a shipyard in Northern Ireland. The construction began on March 31, 1909. The Titanic was owned by the White Star company. 15,000 people worked on the Titanic's construction and the cost was 7.5 million dollars. The length of the Titanic was almost 900 feet long. The Titanic had 16 watertight compartments. Each compartment had a pumping system to delay the rise in water if an accident did happen. The keel and the center beams at the bottom of the hull were the heaviest and thickest ever put on a ship. The Titanic weighed about 46,000 pounds. With all the people and staff on board, the Titanic weighed more like 60,000 pounds. The Titanic had three propellers that produced horsepower of 50,000. The great ship only had 20 life boats on board.

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By: Cecilie
There were three different classes, first class, second class, and third class. First class passengers consisted of wealthy businessmen, famous entertainers, high ranking military members, and professional athletes. In the second class there were professors, authors, tourists, and religious leaders. In the third class there were immigrants seeking a new life. In the first class there were 319 passengers, in the second class there were 269 passengers, and in the third class there were 699 passengers. In the first class 200 survived, in the second class 117 survived. And in the third class 172 passengers survived. Over all the first class passengers were the most important.

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Central Idea: Because of the ships reputation of being "unsinkable", people dropped their guard and were unprepared.

Supporting Details:
- The Titanic had every safeguard to every accident known to ship building.

- They thought the greatest safeguard was the size of the ship.

- It had watertight construction.

- They were moving 22.5 knots which created a 300 foot gash.

- When captain Edward Smith got the warning call, he ignored it.

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Vocabulary
- Starboard
(right side of a ship or aircraft to someone facing the bow)
-  Capacity
(capability to perform or produce)
-Embedded
(enclosed firmly in a surrounding mass)
-Cripple
(deprive of the use of a limb, especially a leg)
-Cruise
(travel about for pleasure, relaxation, or sightseeing)

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Vocabulary Words:
- Embarked: Begin or to go on board a ship, aircraft, or another vehicle.
- Cinematographic: The science or art of motion pictures.
- Deployed: Move into position.
- Keel: A long structure along the center of the bottom of the vessel's hull.
- Hull: The main part of the ship.
- Stewards: A people who look after the passengers on the ship.
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Sources:
10 Facts about Titanic for kids

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Newsela | Time Machine (1912): Wreck of the White Star liner Titanic

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How the world's greatest steamship went down with 1,600 souls.

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By: Miles
Summary:
This Article is about the Titanic and the path it took to sink, And it also is about some of the ways the people who built it and who operated it could of made a difference on how it could have ended.

In the begin the author start with the question how did the "Unsinkable" Titanic sink. The author goes on by saying that the Titanic had some design flaws and it was not made with the best martial and that if they had made the Titanic with better martial it could have not broken as easily and that maybe it would have not sunken.

The author goes on with the operators and what they could have do to stop the Titanic for sinking. One of the things about the Titanic is they said they would get to there destanation very fast. The Titanic traveled at a speed of 22 notes when a good speed was 15 notes and if they would have been traveling at 15 notes instead of a 300 foot hole there would have been a 75 foot hole and I think this would have made a big difference

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Summary
Central Idea: The mission of finding the Titanic
Supporting Details:
-It took 53 years before Ballard before he was allowed to find it.

-Ballard joined the U.S navy in 1932 and found the Titanic in 1985.
-They had only 12 days to find the wreck and they were successful.

The author goes on to explain that the discovery of the Titanic was a man's dream which ended up coming true . Ballard joined the U.S navy in 1932 and found the Titanic in 1985. They had only 12 days to find the wreck and they were successful. Once they got a trail they just let the current pull them. That was the

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BY: Carly

Summary

Central Idea: Passengers on the Titanic

On board were 2,200 passengers and crew members. Some of the richest people were on that boat which had booked the fanciest staterooms. Their servants traveled with them. But more that half of the passengers were third class passengers. In first class 200 survived, in second class 117 survived. Then in third class 172 passengers survived.  So overall this shows that the fist class passengers had a better chance of surviving. Some of the most famous passengers on board were Ida and Isidor Straus which were the owners of the Macys Department Store.

“As I was put into the boat, he cried to me, ‘It’s all right, little girl. You go. I will stay.’ As our boat shoved off he threw me a kiss, and that was the last I saw of him.”

— Mrs. Daniel Warner Marvin - On her honeymoon

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BY: Carly
VOCABULARY

Virtually in essence or effect but not in fact history Beginning in Southampton, England and bound for New York, New York, the Titanic was deemed virtually unsinkable.

Starboard right side of a ship or aircraft to someone facing the bow first Officer Murdoch gave the order “hard-a- starboard” using the traditional to turn to port (left).

Reverse change to the contrary he adjusted the engines via telegraph for either ‘full reverse’ or ‘stop’, though the actual testimony is unclear.

Testimony something that serves as evidence he adjusted the engines via telegraph for either ‘full reverse’ or ‘stop’, though the actual testimony is unclear.

Distress a state of adversity shortly after midnight on April 15, the Titanic lifeboats were ordered to be released and a distress call was sent out.

Relucant not eager many individuals were reluctant to get onto tiny lifeboats, leaving the false sense of security of remaining on the Titanic.

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By: Cecilie

Central idea: Out of the three classes, the first class was the most important, and the passengers in this class got saved first.

Details: The first classes consisted of rich people who had spend a lot of money on first class tickets. There were important people in the first class. The article keeps talking about who was in the different classes, and who was saved first.

Notes
- A first class ticket cost $2,500 (about $57,200 current money).
- 1,296 total passengers.
- More people from the first class were saved than the other two classes.
- The life boats were not full.
- the woman and children were saved first together with the first class passengers.
- Some people were to scared to live the big boat (the Titanic) for a small life boat.

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Notes

It took 53 years before Ballard before he was allowed to find it

Rumors have surfaced over the years that Ballard wanted to keep the location of the wreck a secret to protect it from salvangers

Ballard is determined to do his part to preserve the Titanic

Ballard does not want to give the impression that he is obsessed with the Titanic, or even that it is his favorite

Having the U.S. Navy develop unmanned submarines, Ballard thought the technology might be useful in finding the lost ship

They used little vehicles tugged behind boats till they found a current to bring them to the wreck

Ballard joined the U.S navy in the year of 1932

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BY: MILES
What happened to the Titanic
Notes (step by step on what happened)

See's the ice too late turns to port ( left)

Hit's the ice on right breaks 300 foot Hole

5 chambers fill up with water at front.

Pulls the front down.

Ship Flooded

Super Structure gets pulled under

Smoke pipes break and fall into the water.

Lights go out

Breaks in half

Front sinks like a torpedo

Pieces start breaking off

Stern is vertical and is going under.

Stern Blows Up.

Most of the sterns material is pulled off.

Stern starts going in a spiral.

Front hits the bottom and looks like it brook its back.

Stern hits and breaks.

The ship wreak looks like a air plane crash sight.