Hint
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Answer
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How many people were on board (to the nearest hundred)?
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2200
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Number of victims of the disaster (to the nearest hundred)
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1500
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Number of survivors of the disaster (to the nearest hundred)
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700
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Who was the Titanic's captain?
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Edward J Smith
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Who was the richest man aboard?
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John Jacob Astor
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Who was the Titanic's owner?
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J Bruce Ismay
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How many of the above three survived?
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1 (Ismay)
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What day did the ship strike the iceberg, or what day did it finish sinking?
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April 14 or April 15
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Of the first class travelers, second class travelers, third class travelers, and crew, which demographic had the highest losses? (Both proportionately and in raw numbers)
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Crew
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Who was the Titanic's first officer, overseeing the starboard boats' launching? (He died)
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William Murdoch
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Who was the Titanic's second officer, overseeing the port boats' launching? (He survived)
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Charles Lightoller
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What ship picked up the survivors?
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RMS Carpathia
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Who led the U.S. inquiry into the disaster?
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Senator William Alden Smith
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Who led the British inquiry?
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Lord Mersey
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Who was the oceanographer that found the Titanic's wreck in 1985?
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Robert Ballard
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Who wrote a book in the 1950s which sparked renewed public interest in the disaster?
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Walter Lord
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What was that book, and the 1958 movie of the same name that followed, called?
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A Night to Remember
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Who directed the 1997 blockbuster Titanic, and dove to the wreck site later on?
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James Cameron
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Who was the last (and longest lived) survivor of the Titanic, who died in 2009?
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Millivina Dean
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Lastly, what year did the ship sink?
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1912
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