Chapter 1
Engineering a steel giant
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Chapter 2
A floating society of contrasts
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Chapter 3
The collision and the cold night
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Chapter 4
Rescue and the aftermath
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Chapter 5
How the night changed the ocean
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YOUR GOAL
Master of Inside the Titanic tragedy
Ch 5 · How the night changed the ocean
artiteacher Titanic's Lasting Safety Legacy
The 'unsinkable' dream, sank in the night. But new rules for safety, then shone so bright. SOLAS arose, from the ocean's deep plea, Changing the course, of all ships on the sea.
artiteacher An international coalition was formed to track icebergs and protect ships in the North Atlantic.
Fun Fact
The red flare mistake: Because the Titanic fired white flares instead of red distress flares, nearby ships thought they were celebrating.
artiteacher New safety regulations mandated that all passenger ships must carry enough lifeboats for everyone.
Glossary
lifeboat (noun)
A small, sturdy boat carried on a larger vessel for use in an emergency. The 1912 disaster exposed a critical shortage of these vessels, prompting strict new global maritime safety laws.
A small, sturdy boat carried on a larger vessel for use in an emergency. The 1912 disaster exposed a critical shortage of these vessels, prompting strict new global maritime safety laws.
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What distress signal, which eventually replaced CQD, was heavily popularized by the Titanic?
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Which organization was established in 1914 to monitor icebergs in the Atlantic?
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What radio rule was changed because the nearby Californian slept through distress calls?