Question

. Based on inference, what is a likely reason so many passengers perished when the Titanic hit the iceberg? What do you believe could have been done to save more lives? Cite from the text to support your claim.

Answer 1

The prompt reason for RMS Titanic's destruction was a crash with an iceberg that made the sea liner sink on April 14–15, 1912. The stokers had been scooping coal into the heaters relentless for three days battling the fire. Molony thinks this is the explanation the ship was going max throttle when it hit the chunk of ice.

Explanation:

When Titanic sank not many really survived yet however the survival of the passengers was a miracle. The reason many passengers perished when the titanic hit the iceberg was mainly because of the arrival of Carpathia.

It was mainly because of Jack Phillips and Harold Bride who worked for the Marconi Company whose duty was to receive messages of the passengers. After a lot of struggle they were able to reach the Carpathia. More than 1500 were saved that night.

Yet, even it is too later for what could have done to save all the lives, a future solution is always handy. Titanic in the first place being a big ship so have equal safety measures. And being the biggest ship and getting sinking from a small iceberg explains the strength of the ship. A ship should look stronger inside and out with enough safety measure like life boats.