Name: Based On Your Income, Would You Have Survived the Titanic Disaster?
Uploaded: 2021-05-21T10:57:33.000Z
Duration: 14 min 29 s
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Whether you've gotten your knowledge about the Titanic

from the James Cameron film, or through the seemingly endless

series of documentaries, websites, and books

about the ill-fated ship, the harsh realities

of the lives and deaths of the 2,207 passengers and crew

The 706 names on the Titanic survivor list

reveal the circumstances of those lucky men and women,

as well as those of the over 1,500 unfortunates who

Where would you have been if you'd boarded the ship,

But before we sink into that, be sure to subscribe,

know what your favorite iceberg is named.

To be a child traveling on the Titanic in first class

Well, at least at the start of the journey.

Passengers in the first class came from the upper echelons

of society and enjoyed all of the luxuries

Children aged 2 to 17 traveled not only with their families,

but first class passengers could hit the gym,

drink at one of the cafes, even sweat off

doing the usual kids stuff, playing games, exploring,

Your chances of surviving, 48% of children on the Titanic

their survivability rate was closer to 100%.

There were six first class children aboard,

and all were saved, although one source indicates

that there may have been one child from first class

to 13-year-old Violet Madeline Mellinger,

were from middle class families and spent their time

aboard the Titanic in moderate surroundings.

and other working professionals didn't have as much space

to run around, but were able to eat three-course meals

accommodations that resembled first class

Children in second class were representative

of some of the diversity and social challenges facing

Michel Navratil kidnapped his two children

and smuggled them onto the Titanic, for example.

Joseph Laroche, the only black man aboard, his two children

and his expectant wife boarded the Titanic

after learning he would not be able to dine with his children

Your chances of surviving, all of the children

in second class on the Titanic, 24 in total, survive.

The youngest boy was 7-month-old Viljo Unto Johannes Hamalainen.

And the youngest girl was 10-month-old Barbara Joyce

Both Viljo and Barbara's mothers survived, as well.

Who you are, children in third class, a.k.a. steerage, a.k.a.

the broom closet, on the Titanic were from the lower classes

Children's tickets were around $15 each which equates

The berths and other spaces available to children

in the third class were much less glamorous and far smaller

Children played below deck with their siblings

nine from the Sage family, and six Goodwin children aboard.

Others made games out of what they had available to them,

like Frankie Goldsmith, 9, who swung from cranes

The youngest survivor of the Titanic disaster

Elizabeth Gladys Millvina Dean was only two months old

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Based On Your Income, Would You Have Survived the Titanic Disaster?

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