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Should The Titanic Be Preserved
Do you think the Titanic is important enough to be preserved? I think it should be preserved. It should be preserved because of its history. It should be preserved for the education. Also, it should be preserved so we can investigate how the tragedy could have really happened.

The titanic should be preserved because of all its delicate history. The Titanic sank on April 15,1912. Which was 105 years ago! For that reason i think it should be preserved because of it being so long ago children seem to forget. They don't focus on the past they focus on whats now. If we preserve it they wouldn't have to read about it they could walk through, look, and listen about what it was like back then on the Titanic. So if we preserve

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