Titanic Cabins: How Passengers of Different Classes Lived on the Legendary Liner

Dive into the history of the famous "unsinkable" liner and learn how the class stratification of society in the early 20th century was reflected in the conditions of travel across the Atlantic. You will learn what the luxurious 25-meter first-class cabins with private balconies looked like and what amenities were available to wealthy passengers. What conditions awaited second-class passengers and how they differed from first and, finally, what the modest 5-meter third-class cabins looked like and who traveled in them! Watch the issue for more details: 00:00 Introduction: what the video will tell you about 00:25 First class: luxurious cabins and service 00:50 Meals in first class 01:10 Who traveled in first class and entertainment 01:43 Second class: cabin characteristics 02:03 Meals in second class 02:21 Social status of second-class passengers 02:56 Third class: accommodation conditions 03:22 Meals in third class 03:40 Who traveled in third class and entertainment 04:39 Number of passengers in each class 05:04 Titanic crew 05:19 Ticket prices 06:25 Social segregation between classes 07:26 Possibility of acquaintances between passengers of different classes 07:51 Was there really a car on the Titanic 08:12 Valuable cargo on board and the luggage of wealthy passengers If you liked this video, please like it, subscribe and click on the bell, so you don't miss new episodes! ► My Instagram about education abroad and travel:   / smapse_education   ► All about studying abroad: http://smapse.com/ ►Contact: +44 203 936 1497 ► For questions about studying abroad and visas: mail@smapse.сom or http://smapse.com/contacts/