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What were some of the fundamental, or main, differences between crew members and their various jobs on the Titanic? Why do you think Lord includes these descriptions? Cite textual evidence to explain your inference..

Answer 1

Answer:

The titanic crew was divided into diff groups according to the tasks and jobs they developed the main differences/ divisions were the following

ships officers

deck crew

engineering crew( responsible for keeping the engines running)

vitualling crew ( they provided the services for occupants of the ship)

restaurant staff  

postal clerks( in charge of the incoming and outcoming mail)

Guarantee group ( were there to find any unfixed problems)

ships orchestra

Explanation:

Answer 2

It was important for every material information that could possibly help to understand how and why the RMS Titanic went down.

Hence, Lord Mersey, who presided as the Wreck Commissioner in the court proceedings relating to the unfortunate mishap was required to distinguish in his report, the crew members according to their:

• How they were trained
• How their work in the Ship was organized and
• Their respective disciplines.

According to Lord Mersey's report, the crew members were about six hundred and eighty-eight in number. That number comprised of

• Officers
• Deck Personnel
• Engineering
• Victualling
• Restaurant
• Postal Clerks
• Guarantee Groups

It was important to mention include these descriptions of duties so that the reader of the report and those in the hearing may put into proper perspective those who really were responsible for the well being of the Ship itself and to deduce whether or not there was the negligence of duties on their part.

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