Launched in 1969 and often refitted and refurbished to replicate altering tastes, this ship continues to make transatlantic voyages and around-the-world cruises. During the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries, ocean liners such because the Deutschland, Lusitania, Acquitania, and Titanic, built in Europe and designed for speed, transported mail, cargo, and passengers throughout the Atlantic. Not only did immigrants kind the majority of these one-way passengers, but in addition the dominant circulate of traffic was from Europe to America. Segregated into first class, tourist or second class, and steerage or third class, there would usually be one hundred passengers in …