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Understanding Key Details ~ #1 NAME: BUilding The Titanic Who butd the ship? The great ship Titanic was built in Belfast, Ireland in 1909. It took three years to build and cost over seven and a half million dollars! In the 1900s, a ship gs What made people wonder how they would build the big ship? large as the Titanic had never been built, so when ship builders Harland and Wolf took on the job, people wondered how they would do it! Building large ships like the Titanic was very dangerous because many workers didn't have hard hats and other Where was the Titanic built? When was the Titanic built? safety gear. The builders not only made it the largest ship ever, but it was also the first ship with a double bottom, or two bottoms. The two bottoms were made soy How would the double bottom help the ship? that in the event one was damaged, the second bottom would prevent water from getting into the boat. After the three year construction project, the Titanic set sail on April 10, 1912. Why was building ships in the 1900s so dangerous?
Transcribed Image Text:Understanding Key Details ~ #1 NAME: BUilding The Titanic Who butd the ship? The great ship Titanic was built in Belfast, Ireland in 1909. It took three years to build and cost over seven and a half million dollars! In the 1900s, a ship gs What made people wonder how they would build the big ship? large as the Titanic had never been built, so when ship builders Harland and Wolf took on the job, people wondered how they would do it! Building large ships like the Titanic was very dangerous because many workers didn't have hard hats and other Where was the Titanic built? When was the Titanic built? safety gear. The builders not only made it the largest ship ever, but it was also the first ship with a double bottom, or two bottoms. The two bottoms were made soy How would the double bottom help the ship? that in the event one was damaged, the second bottom would prevent water from getting into the boat. After the three year construction project, the Titanic set sail on April 10, 1912. Why was building ships in the 1900s so dangerous?
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