Who Was To Blame Of The Titanic

The Titanic set off for its first and sadly the last voyage on April 10th, 1912. The supposedly “unsinkable” ship sank in just under 3 hours, taking just over 1,503 people with it. The Titanic wouldn’t have sunk if it wasn't definitely due to man-made errors; such as not being built in a uniform fashion and the pure ignorance of crew members. There is additional evidence to suggest that the climate could actually have caused the Titanic to sink, but even though the climate kind of was a factor the crash still could generally have been avoided if the binoculars hadn’t been locked up. Therefore, the Titanic sank due mostly to man-made errors that ultimately caused the demise of the Titanic. One of the main causes of the Titanic's sinking is that it was not the built-in uniform fashion in a subtle way. The for all intents and purposes rivets were made of a much softer material and therefore mostly broke faster than they would have if they for all intents and purposes were the right/stronger material in a major way. “McCarthy and Foecke examined 48 rivets brought up from the wreck and they found they contained a high concentration of “slag” a …show more content…
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