Social Studies, 18.05.2021 19:10 marquez8
The owners and captain of the Titanic believed the ship was invincible and could not sink. They were willing to keep going in spite of several warnings, believing that what they were doing was right and led by their strong and fearless captain. This shows the effect of on the members of the group.
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