Bringing A Titanic Like A Grave Site

Have you ever wondered about shipwrecks? Probably at some point in your life you have. What about the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald? It was the worst and fastest shipwreck in Great Lakes history. The sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald has a significant story and a significant history behind it, and it’s unfortunate the ship and her crew members aren’t here today.

First, removing all these statues and monuments cost a lot of money and take a long time. For example, The cost to remove all the monuments and statues in New Orleans could cost $600,000. Thats a lot of money for one city to pay for, and that money could be used for more important things. Another reason I feel that we should keep these statues and monuments because it’s a part of our history. Yes, the Confederacy did believe in slavery, but it isn’t about honoring slavery. It’s about understanding that this is what we once were as a nation. Keeping this symbolizes how far we’ve come as a country and how much we’ve progressed. Taking these monuments down would be in a way an attempt to erase our

Instead of trying to defend and preserve something that was clearly one of our ugliest moments in history, we should demolish the statues. The statues serve as a reminder that slavery was once okay and that isn’t something people should have to think about when they enter a park or a college campus. It won’t erase the history of it or cause us to forget what happened in the past because we know what happened and it is strongly ingrained into us at this point. However, the removal of the statues and monuments would be a step forward for equality and peace which is what we

After careful consideration I have decided that Confederate monuments should not be aloud in public places. These monuments stand for things that our country doesn’t. I think even if we take down the monuments that we will never forget our history. I still think that we should keep some monuments ,but in museums and for learning because we need to teach children about our past so they

In 1861 there was a war that turned north against south family against family. After their war the created monuments that represent the brave leaders that fought for what the believe in. Now there is controversy over if the monuments should be destroyed. This has created a titanic fight between tow sides one side is for the monuments being destroyed and the other side dose not want it to be destroyed. I believe that the monuments should not be destroyed. I believe they should not be destroyed because we need to remember our history. Finally is that it will not stop the violence.

Anotyw problem that may arrive is controversy. Some memorials that are put up create major controversy. They stir

Some confederate monuments should stay up, they are a historical symbol. Conflict is starting to break in cities and towns are arguing to keep or get rid of these statues. If we take the monuments down we might lose memory the victories or defeats the statue stands for. Just imagine, if a statute of you was being taken down, but the reason was because your

I believe that confederate monuments should be kept up. They do represent harsh times but they are a great representation of what we should not do. Therefore, they should be kept up.

The purpose of this report is to inform Fenves that statues have deeper meaning and they are part of a history that defines our present. Changing and replacing monuments is disrespectful towards donors, Texans and soldiers who died in the war. Looking over these sentiments and issues, the Task Force came up with five options.

Many people enjoy monuments, but they are unaware of the controversial issue involved. Most agencies or groups have the right intentions of constructing a monument, but do not realize the public opinion of the case. Monuments intend to recognize a person, place, or event. When you think about a monument, you would most likely think about the memorial informing people of something significant in history. It is not the intention to bring the entire history lesson about the subject, but doing so would shame it. Although monuments are intentionally made in commemoration, some do not express the whole truth and some are absolutely meaningless.

Dear Joseph Stalin, please keep the Soviet war memorial in Treptower park on March 5th 1953. We can keep this memorial to memorize the men and women who died at the battle of Berlin in 1944. This monument praises the 7,000 of the 80,000 men and women who were killed in the battle of berlin between april and may 1945. Even the Tiergarten memorial and Scholder Heide shouldn't be torn down because they are all part of the same triptych. This monument also can brag to the post war nazis that we have won the war with little casualties and you have lost your homeland from the great Soviet motherland. Please keep this monument because it is a piece of history now and years to come against the nazis if they were to try to rise to power again.

Many people died and it would be disrespectful if we take or touch anything from the wreckage. The Titanic carried almost around 2,200 people and only about half survived. Many people lost family members. Some people call it an “Underwater Graveyard” and when we go to graveyards we pay respect.

I have been fascinated by the history of the Titanic for as long as I can remember.

A well – known tradition is that of the ship burial, where the dead are laid in a boat, or a stone ship, and given grave offerings in accordance with his economic status, sometimes including sacrificed slaves. Afterwards, piles of stone and soil were usually laid on top of the remains in order to create a burial mound.