SS City of Paris SS Belgenland SS Arizona SS Servia SS City of Rome Launched 1865 e Inman Line Launched 1878 e Launched 1879 e Guion Line Launched 1881 e Launched 1882 e Anchor Line

For most of its life, The SS Servia the SS City of Paris This ship spent The ships of the was the first large The SS City of Rome was a passenger most of her life Guion Line were to be was built to be the with the Red Star known mostly as largest and fastest United Kingdom ship. At her fastest, United Kingdom U.S. & Belgium United Kingdom built of steel in- she could make it Line working as a immigrant ships. stead of iron, and the first Cunard ship of her time, but the builders from Queenstown, Ireland to New between Antwerp At the time of her launch, the SS Line ship with any electric lighting. used iron instead of steel for her hull, York City in 9 days. In 1884, she was and . She was sold Arizona was one of the fastest ships At the time of its launch, her public making her too heavy for fast speeds. sold to the American Fur Company to the in 1895 and on the Atlantic, but took so much rooms were the most luxurious of However, her First Class quarters and converted to a . The worked for 8 more years as a 3rd coal and was so uncomfortable that any ocean-going ship. were quite luxurious, and she was the next year she sank off the coast of class only ship. she did not make much money. first liner with all electric lighting. . Speed 1 Speed 1 Speed 3 Speed 1 Speed 1 Safety 1 Safety 1 Safety 1 Safety 2 Safety 2 Cargo 2 Cargo 1 Cargo 1 Cargo 1 Cargo 1 Luxury 1 Luxury 1 Luxury 1 Luxury 2 Luxury 1

SS SS Stockholm SS Amerika SS Kaiserin Auguste Victoria RMS Lusitania Launched 1896 e North German Lloyd Line Launched 1900 e Swedish-American Line Launched 1905 e -American Line Launched 1905 e Hamburg-American Line Launched 1906 e Cunard Line

For its first twelve The SS Kaiserin The RMS Lusitania The SS Bremen was SS Stolkholm was this years, the SS Amerika nearly destroyed by ship’s second name. Auguste Victoria was the world’s big- sailed between New sailed between gest ship for a time. fire after only a few It was originally SS York and Hamburg. German Empire German Empire United Kingdom years in service. She German Empire Potsdam, but was renamed when She was only a few New York City She’s most famous was rebuilt and, years later, was one the Swedish-American Line bought hours ahead of the when the and Hamburg, until WWI. for her last voyage, in which she of the ships that passed the debris it in 1915. During World War II, this Titanic sank, and had sent a radio After the war, she was given to the was attacked by a German U-boat of the Titanic soon after its sinking. ship was captured by the Nazis warning about the iceburgs. She was UK who then gave it to . In and sunk. Over 1200 people died, Crewmen reported seeing hundreds who purposefully sank her to block siezed by the U.S. during 1921, the ship was converted to and this made many Americans of bodies floating in the ocean. off a strategic harbor. and used as a Troop Transport. run on oil instead of coal. want the U.S. to enter the war.

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Steamships Steamships Steamships Steamships Steamships Technologies Technologies Technologies Technologies Technologies RMS Empress of Asia SS Leviathan MS Kungsholm SS Normandie SS Andrea Doria Launched 1912 e Canadian Pacific Line Launched 1911 e Line Launched 1928 e Swedish-American Line Launched 1932 e French Line Launched 1951 e

SS Leviathan was this The MS Kungsholm had a When the SS Normandie Unlike most ocean ship’s second name. She liners of her day, the long career. She started was launched in 1932, was launched in Germany out as a passenger she was the biggest The SS Andrea Doria was RMS Empress of Asia in 1911 and named the United States Sweden involved in one of the most sailed mostly between Canada ship between NYC and and fastest ship on the SS Vaterland, but didn’t actually make Sweden, but was turned into a troop Atlantic, and is still the fastest steam- famous shipwrecks of the and ports in East Asia. her maiden voyage until mid-1914. She mid-1900s. In 1956, she During WWI and WWII, she was turned transport during WWII. After the war, this powered ocean liner every built. Her only sailed for only two months before ship was sold and renamed many times, interiors were very elegant, but the ship collided with the MS Stockholm and sank, into a war cruiser and . In war broke out. She was then siezed by had too much space dedicated to first- killing 46 people. The ship’s crew deserted 1942, she was sunk by a Japanese eventually ending up as a floating hotel in the U.S. and renamed SS Leviathan. She the Carribean. She was scrapped in 1965. class, and not enough to tourist class, so the ship soon after impact, leaving the fighter plane in the Indian Ocean. sailed until 1934 when she was scrapped. her voyages were often only half-full. passengers to fend for themselves.

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SS Independence RMS Titanic Launched 1951 e American Export Line Launched 1912 e Shipwreck! Shipwreck! Shipwreck!

The SS Independence This is one of the most originally sailed between well-known ocean liners for an unfortunate reason. The NYC and various ports United Kingdom in the Mediterranean. United States RMS Titanic’s maiden (and RMS Titanic SS Stockholm While she was not as fast as some of its final) voyage cost over 1500 passengers SS Normandie counterparts, she was luxurious enough their lives when she struck an iceburg overnight YEAR: 1912 YEAR: 1944 to earn some famous passengers, such and sank within three hours. There were only The RMS Titanic’s maiden (and final) YEAR: 1942 as and President Truman, and enough lifeboats for half of the passengers, voyage cost over 1500 passengers During WWII, the SS Stockholm was to have a few movies filmed onboard. She and after this tragedy, ships were required to captured by the Nazis who purposefully The SS Normandie caught fire and have enough lifeboats for everyone onboard. their lives when she struck an iceburg was still a working ship until 2008. overnight and sank within three hours. sank her to block off a strategic harbor. capsized while in Port in New York City. Speed 4 Speed 2 Safety 3 Safety 1 Remove an Improvement from a ship Remove an Improvement from a ship Remove an Improvement from a ship Cargo 4 Cargo 3 belonging to each opponent ...OR... belonging to each opponent ...OR... belonging to each opponent ...OR... Luxury 2 Luxury 2 Wreck any 1 ship & its Improvements Wreck any 1 ship & its Improvements Wreck any 1 ship & its Improvements OceanCard Liner Game OceanCard Liner Game OceanCard Liner Game OceanCard Liner Game OceanCard Liner Game

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RMS Lusitania Even the ships with the best Even the ships with the best SS Andrea Doria RMS Empress of Asia YEAR: 1915 equipment and crews sometimes equipment and crews sometimes YEAR: 1956 YEAR: 1942 ran into problems. Having a radio ran into problems. Having a radio During WWI, the RMS Lusitania was allowed the ship to call for help. It allowed the ship to call for help. It During a heavy overnight , the The RMS Empress of Asia was serving sunk by a German U-boat. Over 1200 also allowed ships to warn each also allowed ships to warn each SS Andrea Doria collided with the MS as a troopship during WWII when she civilians died, and that made many other of dangerous conditions, other of dangerous conditions, Stockholm and sank, killing 46 people. was sunk by a Japanese fighter plane. Americans want to enter the war. such as iceburgs. such as iceburgs.

Remove an Improvement from a ship Remove an Improvement from a ship Remove an Improvement from a ship INCREASES SAFETY BY 4 INCREASES SAFETY BY 4 belonging to each opponent ...OR... belonging to each opponent ...OR... belonging to each opponent ...OR... MUST PAY 4 COINS TO BUILD MUST PAY 4 COINS TO BUILD Wreck any 1 ship & its Improvements Wreck any 1 ship & its Improvements Wreck any 1 ship & its Improvements MAY BUILD ONLY ONCE ON SAME SHIP MAY BUILD ONLY ONCE ON SAME SHIP

Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Lifeboats Lifeboats Lifeboats Lifeboats Lifeboats

No ship is “unsinkable,” so lifeboats No ship is “unsinkable,” so lifeboats No ship is “unsinkable,” so lifeboats No ship is “unsinkable,” so lifeboats No ship is “unsinkable,” so lifeboats are one of the most important are one of the most important are one of the most important are one of the most important are one of the most important safety features of an ocean liner, safety features of an ocean liner, safety features of an ocean liner, safety features of an ocean liner, safety features of an ocean liner, a fact which was driven home a fact which was driven home a fact which was driven home a fact which was driven home a fact which was driven home by the sinking of the Titanic, in by the sinking of the Titanic, in by the sinking of the Titanic, in by the sinking of the Titanic, in by the sinking of the Titanic, in which many passengers drowned which many passengers drowned which many passengers drowned which many passengers drowned which many passengers drowned because their ship did not have an because their ship did not have an because their ship did not have an because their ship did not have an because their ship did not have an adequate number of lifeboats. adequate number of lifeboats. adequate number of lifeboats. adequate number of lifeboats. adequate number of lifeboats.

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Steamships Steamships Steamships Steamships Steamships Technologies Technologies Technologies Technologies Technologies mprovement mprovement I : I : Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Heavy Derrick Heavy Derrick Heavy Derrick Heavy Derrick Steam Turbine

In 1884, Sir Charlse Parsons figured out a way to use In the early 1900s, ocean liners still In the early 1900s, ocean liners still In the early 1900s, ocean liners still In the early 1900s, ocean liners still pressurized steam in order to had much of their cargo contained had much of their cargo contained had much of their cargo contained had much of their cargo contained power ships and other machines. in bags, barrels, and crates. As in bags, barrels, and crates. As in bags, barrels, and crates. As in bags, barrels, and crates. As Parsons first used this new containers grew bigger over the containers grew bigger over the containers grew bigger over the containers grew bigger over the innovation to power Turbinia, a first fifty years of the 1900s, the first fifty years of the 1900s, the first fifty years of the 1900s, the first fifty years of the 1900s, the 100 foot steamship, which he derricks used to lift them in the derricks used to lift them in the derricks used to lift them in the derricks used to lift them in the showed off at the Spithead Navy ship grew larger too. ship grew larger too. ship grew larger too. ship grew larger too. Review in 1897.

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Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Steam Turbine Steam Turbine Steam Turbine Steam Turbine Steam Turbine

In 1884, Sir Charlse Parsons In 1884, Sir Charlse Parsons In 1884, Sir Charlse Parsons In 1884, Sir Charlse Parsons In 1884, Sir Charlse Parsons figured out a way to use figured out a way to use figured out a way to use figured out a way to use figured out a way to use pressurized steam in order to pressurized steam in order to pressurized steam in order to pressurized steam in order to pressurized steam in order to power ships and other machines. power ships and other machines. power ships and other machines. power ships and other machines. power ships and other machines. Parsons first used this new Parsons first used this new Parsons first used this new Parsons first used this new Parsons first used this new innovation to power Turbinia, a innovation to power Turbinia, a innovation to power Turbinia, a innovation to power Turbinia, a innovation to power Turbinia, a 100 foot steamship, which he 100 foot steamship, which he 100 foot steamship, which he 100 foot steamship, which he 100 foot steamship, which he showed off at the Spithead Navy showed off at the Spithead Navy showed off at the Spithead Navy showed off at the Spithead Navy showed off at the Spithead Navy Review in 1897. Review in 1897. Review in 1897. Review in 1897. Review in 1897.

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Before refrigeration, food on Before refrigeration, food on Before refrigeration, food on ships had to be preserved by ships had to be preserved by ships had to be preserved by being dried, canned, or salted, being dried, canned, or salted, being dried, canned, or salted, The first-class accomodations The first-class accomodations which destroys the flavor of which destroys the flavor of which destroys the flavor of on ocean liners were known on ocean liners were known some foods. With refrigeration, some foods. With refrigeration, some foods. With refrigeration, for their grand spaces and for their grand spaces and ocean liners could carry things ocean liners could carry things ocean liners could carry things decor. The other classes often decor. The other classes often like beef, butter, and milk. like beef, butter, and milk. like beef, butter, and milk. had similar rooms, but smaller had similar rooms, but smaller in size and less ostentatious. in size and less ostentatious. INCREASES CARGO BY 3 INCREASES CARGO BY 3 INCREASES CARGO BY 3 MUST PAY 3 COINS TO BUILD MUST PAY 3 COINS TO BUILD MUST PAY 3 COINS TO BUILD MAY BUILD ONLY ONCE ON SAME SHIP MAY BUILD ONLY ONCE ON SAME SHIP MAY BUILD ONLY ONCE ON SAME SHIP INCREASES LUXURY BY 2 INCREASES LUXURY BY 2 MUST PAY 2 COINS TO BUILD MUST PAY 2 COINS TO BUILD

Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Improvement: Drawing Room Reading & Writing Room Swimming Pool Open-Air Veranda Garden Lounge

The first-class accomodations The first-class accomodations The first-class accomodations The first-class accomodations The first-class accomodations on ocean liners were known on ocean liners were known on ocean liners were known on ocean liners were known on ocean liners were known for their grand spaces and for their grand spaces and for their grand spaces and for their grand spaces and for their grand spaces and decor. The other classes often decor. The other classes often decor. The other classes often decor. The other classes often decor. The other classes often had similar rooms, but smaller had similar rooms, but smaller had similar rooms, but smaller had similar rooms, but smaller had similar rooms, but smaller in size and less ostentatious. in size and less ostentatious. in size and less ostentatious. in size and less ostentatious. in size and less ostentatious.

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places with the last place ship. earns 3 coins for its owner. and work your way back). improvements. and work your way back).

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lower must lose one coin. improvements. more receive one gold. must move to last place. places with the last place ship.

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