Tragedy of the Titanic: A Story of Luxury, Disaster, and Heroism

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The Titanic, a symbol of opulence and tragedy, was built in Belfast in 1912 before meeting its fateful end. Divided by class, the ship boasted lavish accommodations for the wealthy and basic quarters for others. Despite warnings of icebergs, Captain Edward J. Smith's pursuit of speed led to the ship's collision, resulting in chaos and loss of life. Out of 2200 passengers, 1500 perished, showcasing both courage and tragedy amidst the chaos.


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  1. By Murt O Brien

  2. Building the Titanic The Titanic was built in Belfast in 1912 The cost to build the ship was 7.5 million ( 400 million today) It was built in Hartland and Wolff shipyard Each worker was given 2 a week in wages

  3. Leaving the Port Its was divided into 3 parts; the upper deck for the upper class; the middle deck for the second class and the lower deck for the third class (not so wealthy) Titanic left Belfast on 2nd April 1912 and picked up passengers in Southampton and Cobh.

  4. Inside the Ship The Titanic was over 200 metres long. It would be longer than Rosegreen Hurling field The first class passengers had the best furniture The first class people ate the best food and had entertainment every night

  5. 2nd and 3rd class passengers rooms were basic. The space was very small and very plain. They ate together in one big room where they had to get the food themselves. It was like a buffet

  6. Captain of the Ship The captain was called Edward J. Smith He was to blame for this tragedy, he never listened to calls warning of ice-bergs. All he wanted is to break the record in being the fastest ship to sail from Ireland to America. He did not succeed as the ship sank.

  7. The Iceberg This is the Iceberg the Titanic hit The iceberg under water that we cannot see is much bigger than the iceberg over water Captain Smith and his lookouts never saw this iceberg until it was too late. I wonder if there are parts of Titanic stuck on the Iceberg today?

  8. The Titanic hits the Iceberg When the Titanic hit the iceberg the bolts came loose and water went into the ship People were panicking and in less than an hour the 3rd class area was flooded. People began searching for life boats and jackets

  9. Passengers There was 2200 passengers on the Titanic 1500 died when the ship sank People tried to jump on lifeboats in search of safety. The people who did not get on a lifeboat died in the freezing water.

  10. The End Watch how the Titanic Flooded. Any questions

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