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Not everyone is able to handle a life at sea. The ship is constantly rolling with the waves. Storms can cause a ship to sink. Todays' ships have GPS, and satellite phones. There are also rescue planes. In the 1700's, it was much more dangerous to live on a ship.
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Life as a convict on the ships?
Life on the ship was hard, difficult and stressful. Whoever died was thrown off the ship, especially with the major diseases.
What was life on a ship like for explorers?
twas hard and rough and you'd get sick.
What does a ghost ship tattoo mean?
A Regular ship tattoo symbolizes going or sailing through life easily, and simply a ghost ship tattoo is the opposite; going through life very hard.
What was life like for a Tall ship sailor?
Busy. Long hour of hard work, interspersed with hours of boredom, but a busy ship is a happy ship and good Captains kept to that mantra.
What is the hard ship of any war?
The hardship of any war is that you leave your family and are putting your life on the line not knowing how your next day is. So being a Solider is a hard job.
What are the importance of life craft on the ship?
To save your life if the ship sinks!
What is life boats?
a small craft carried on a ship to provide a means of emergency evacuation in the event of a disaster aboard the ship
What was life like to work on a merchant ship?
it was very hard for them because they all received very little money and they lived in poverty! well that is all
Is the ship on suite life on deck real?
No it is not a real ship.
What was life like on a ship in 1832?
it was hard and cruel and scurvy was very common. some trips lasted up to two months and round robins were formed
What was Samuel de Champlain's transportation?
As with all explorers of his time he used a ship. They usually carried a crew of 30-40 men and had the barest of living conditions. There were no bathrooms or means to cook. It has a hard life with hard men.
Why did pirates live on a boat?
Pirates were sailors who stole from others. They sailed on ships and not lived on them. Ship life was hard. There was no beds or bunks, no cooking, no washing, no bathrooms. The crews on ships were often very rough men. When they were in port they were off the ship.
