Titanic passengers

Titanic's passengers

How are the Tinanic's passengers the reflection of the XIXth and the XXth centuries society ?

The ship's passengers were divided into three separate classes determined by the price of their ticket: first class, Second-class Third-class

first class restaurant

Third class restaurant

Titanic's passengers

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Introduction

First class

John Jacbob Astor IV

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Second class

Third class

Lawrence beesley and Michel Navratil

The Goodwin Family

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Conclusion

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Repartion of social class in the Titanic

Introduction

-2 208 people on the ship, seperated on the classes depending on their wealth

First class passengers

John Jackson Astor IV

- luxirious rooms - many entertainments - 150 stewards and an orchestra - separated from other classes

- wealthiest man on board - came back of his honey moon - rich ancester and lot of invests - military and businessman - helped his wife, some children to escape - died on board of dorowing

Second class passengers

Lawrence Beesley

• physics teacher and British academic man
• one of the rescue of the Titanic

Michel Navratil

• French philosophy professor
• was with his two son
• one of the rescue of the Titanic

• clergyman, academics, tourists,entrepreneurs
• the improving of the quality of their installation

Life in the Titanic as steerage passengers

The Goodwin family

• 6 children
• working-class family
• looking for a better life in New York

• inspection before the boarding
• live in seperated rooms
• there was no much entertainment
• the whole family perished in the sinking

Repartition of social class in the Titanic

CONCLUSION

• Titanic reflects the society of thhe XIXe and XXe centuries
• diverse class with opposite living conditions
• shows social inequalities