Many mistakes were made in the building of the ship. First of all, the Titanic was made from a brittle steel. If it had been made from better quality steel, it would have taken longer to sink, or maybe not have even sunk at all. Next, if Mr. Andrews made the ceilings on the watertight door compartments watertight, the ship would not have sunk. The rudder on the Titanic was too small for the size of the ship. If it was larger, the ship may not have even hit the iceberg.

The Titanic was traveling at a very high speed. It was going about 21 knots (26 miles per hour). Perhaps

The families of the 1,502 casualties or the 705 survivors will never forget the sinking of the Titanic. None of the unfortunate ones will be forgotten, ever.

Another reason is the lack of emergency preparation. They should have assigned certain people to certain lifeboats. Also, the crew members did not know how many people the lifeboats could hold. Officer Murdoch lowered boat #1, capacity about 45, with only twelve people in it. Only two of the twelve people on that lifeboat were women. Many others were lowered away with less than half of the people they could hold. When the boats were in the water, they wouldn't pick people out of the water in fear that they would swamp the boat and tip it over. Only seven out of twenty lifeboats went back to help people.

The Titanic's lookout, Fred Fleet, did not have his binoculars that night. They had been either stolen or misplaced. If he had them, he may have been able to see the iceberg sooner and prevented the accident all together. The man in charge of the bridge at the time the Titanic struck

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