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I am coming to you over 100 years ahead in time, and I have come to tell you that the Titanic cruise ship you are about to aboard is very much unsafe. The author that posted this information is Vicki Bassett. The purpose of my letter is to inform your family of the design flaws of the Titanic so you don’t die. I have seen the death toll, about 1500 people died on the Titanic the night of the disaster. Only 700 survive, and your family is not a part of that. The hull steel, failed rivets, and there

Navy to setup temporary, rapid officer training programs, in camps near the major naval bases. When the Great War ended, the Navy returned to its dual officer training programs – the Naval College and the limited Special Entry Program. Given the reduced naval budgets and shrinking number of ships at sea, these programs met the Navy’s needs. Erebus at 7,500 tons was solidly built, with strong armor plate to resist an enemy’s gunfire. She weighed 7,500 tons. The main deck carried from the bow to

The troubles of Northern Ireland The Troubles of Northern Ireland has a long history. King Henry VIII brought Ireland under British rule during the ninth century. Some hundred years later, King James I sent settlers to the northern part of Ireland, Ulster. Those settlers were protestants, while most of the Irish were catholics. During the years, the tension between these two religious groups led to the division of Ireland. This happened in the start of the 1920s. Most of Ireland was now free from

On April 14, 1912 what was known as one of the safest ships, the titanic, sank. When the titanic was first built it was said to be the fastest, unsinkable, and safest ship. This was the first voyage of the Titanic. There were over 2,200 people on the ship and over 1,500 passengers died. As a result of the sinking of the titanic the radio act of 1912 was passed which improved communications for ships. The radio act included rules that improved the radios by making sure they don't have interferences

Titanic ship was the largest ship in the world in 1909. The first journey was taking a place from Northampton in England to New York in the U.S. Therefore, the disaster killed more than 1,500 people due to crash the glassier in the North Atlantic. However, the solution, adding walls in keen to reserve water entering into the ship in case of there is of water leaking and support water pumps to pump the water out of the ship. Introduction: - Ahmed Alharbi Titanic ship was the largest

The deluxe steamship, Titanic set sail from Southampton, United Kingdom on April 10, 1912. The Titanic was a luxurious ship that carried some of the wealthiest people of the world as well as emigrants searching for a new way of life, it was said to be a “floating palace.” The technology that was present on this ship was remarkable for the time period. It had high-tech capabilities and was one of the best accomplishments. As the palace was on its voyage to the Port of New York, it ran into a large

Ulster Constabulary (RUC) should be disarmed it was met with disbelief. There were riots in the Protestant Shankill area of Belfast. The army quelled the riots and two Protestants were killed. The IRA’s reputation was severely damaged in the summer of 1969, because it had not been able to protect the Catholics. Slogans appeared on the walls in Belfast: ‘IRA – I Ran Away.’ There were some members of the IRA who felt that the policy of uniting Ireland had to be followed

On July 6th, 1942 Anne Frank and her family went into hiding with the Van Daans due to unsafe conditions for Jewish people. The Natzi’s had invaded Holland, where they had recently moved. Many Jewish people lost their lives due to his. Despite all of this, Anne still thought and said, “In spite of everything, I still believe people are really good at heart.” Throughout all the troubles and difficulties they went through, Anne could still see the good in everyone. After reading a play based on Anne’s

In Heaney’s “Punishment”, his poem remarks specifically on the case of a young bog person, known as the Windeby girl, and its barbarous nature and the connection to many of the atrocities that were carried out upon Catholic girls at the time. The Windeby girl was an archaeological find in Germany in 1952; she was said to be an adulteress, and she was shaved, “blindfolded and drowned in the bog” (Lange). The Windeby girl was said to be found next to her “lover”, although this is speculated. Heaney

Harold Bride, a Titanic Survivor, was born January 11, 1890. He was a junior wireless operator onboard the Titanic and was working alongside Jack Phillips, senior wireless operator, when the Titanic struck the iceberg. Both were working on sending distress messages to other ships for help. Harold Bride was born in Nunhead, London England. The youngest of five children, Harold started learning Morse code and wireless telegraph in 1910 through the Marconi Company. In 1911, he finished his training