The document provides details about the construction and maiden voyage of the Titanic. It describes the ship's dimensions, passenger and crew capacity, and amenities for different passenger classes. First class passengers had access to luxuries like a gym, swimming pool, and private dining. Second class had a dining room and recreational areas. Third class passengers provided their own entertainment. The timeline notes the Titanic set sail on April 10, 1912 and struck an iceberg on April 14, resulting in the ship sinking in the early morning of April 15. Over 1,500 people lost their lives in the disaster.

1. The Titanic
By Emma Claudia and Sydney

2. Building the Titanic
 Construction began March 31, 1909
 Length - 882 feet & 6 inches
 92 feet wide
 Weight – 46, 328 tons
 7.5 mil
 Today = 400 mil
 3,000 men

3. Passengers
 324 First Class Passengers
 285 Second Class Passengers
 708 Third Class Passengers
 913 Crew Members

4. First Class
 Gym
 Bars
 Barber Shop
 Library
 Lounges - First Class Grand Staircase
 Swimming Pool - Maids provided
 Stateroom - Private dining
 Cabin
 Suits $800- 1,250

5. Second Class
 Second class dining room
 Library
 Smoke room
 Three course meal
 Shuffleboard
 Ring toss
 Board games

6. Third Class
 Organized own entertainment
 Dancing to music provided themselves
 General Room
 Smoking room
 Deck

7. Officers and Crew
 322 male
 23 female crew members
 Maids
 Attendants
 Waiters/Waitresses
 Engineers
 Coal men

8. 3D Animations
 3D viewing of the Titanic

9. On deck

10. Gymnasium

11. Third class passengers on the steerage deck (lowest on the deck)

12. Second Class suite

14. First Class dining room

15. Raising achor for the last time , the Titanic departs Queenstown Ireland

16. Timeline
 April 10th 1912 Noon – Titanic sets sail on her maiden voyage
 April 11th 11:30 a.m.
 April 14th 11:40 p.m. iceberg spotted
 11:50 p.m.
 12:00 a.m.
 12:25 a.m.
 12:45 a.m. first lifeboat safely lowered
 2:05 a.m. last lifeboat left the ship
 2:17 a.m. last radio message sent “Every man for himself”
 2:20 a.m.

17. Titanic 100

18. Deaths
 Total Adult Female Passengers: 412
- survived: 304
 Total Children Passengers: 112
- survived: 56
 Total Adult Male Passengers: 776
- survived: 128
 Total Crew and Staff: 918
- survived 215
 Total on Board: 2,2226
- survived: 703, 32%

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