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∙ 13y agoBecause the rule of the sea was women and children were to be saved before men. And men sometimes wanted to be noble and go down with the ship, where as women had their children to take care of.
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∙ 13y agoMen usually cheat with random women because there is less of a chance of being caught.
Estimation skill comes with the person, not the gender.
Some men want to be in charge and don't want to be over powered by a women.
Men are different from women. Neither is thicker than the other.
almost 30 percent of women do not wear under-ware
yes beause have life within them
Yes because when the titanic started sinking, the women and the children were the first to get on the boats, the men were last so they could help the people on the boats.
There 545 women-and-children on Titanic (passengers and crew).
Out of nearly 900 crew on the Titanic, only 23 were women.
Of the 545 women-and-children sailing Titanic, 156 died.
If you break the people on the ship down into groups of crew, first, second, and third class, and then each of those into groups of men, women, and children, you'll find that second class children was the only group to have the entire population (of 25) to survive. Women were the most likely to survive in general on the ship, as 72% (324 out of 438) survived. Children were split 50/50 in surviving/dying (56 out of 112 survived). Men only had 19% survive (325 out of 1664 surviving men). In terms of class, first class was the most likely to survive, with 63% surviving (200/319). The next best was second class with 43% (117/269 surviving), that followed by third class with 25% surviving (172/699). Crew was hit hardest with 23% surviving (215/918). So, second class children had the best chance if you want to be specific. Out of women/men/children, women had the best chance. Out of crew/first/second/third class, first had the best chance. Men had the least chance of survival, crew had the worst, and second class men actually had the worst if you get specific. Only 8% survived (13/152).
There were 545 women and children on Titanic.
Of the 549 women-and-children sailing Titanic, 156 didn't survive Titanic's wreck
Of the 545 women-and-children sailing Titanic, 389 of them survived.
Of Titanic's 891 crewmembers, 23 were women, of which twenty survived the sinking.
Of the 545 women-and-children on Titanic (passengers and crew), 389 survived the sinking.
None, back in 1912 women typically did not work. Men were the primary workers unless you were not necessarily rich. If you and your family were poor then the wife or woman would work as a seamstress and that did make very much and rich women didn't think too highly of you. But to answer your question the Titanic crew was made up of all men the only women that "worked" on the Titanic were the maids.