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The document discusses features of a PowerPoint presentation about convict life in Australia in 1788. It describes how images, graphs, tables and video/audio clips can be inserted into slides. A slide shows the population demographics of Australia in 1810, breaking it down by male convicts, female convicts, free settlers, and officials. There is also a suggested group activity to create creative works depicting what life was like for convicts in Australia through stories, poems, plays, diary entries or drawings.
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Convicts In Australia
Between 1788 and 1868, over 165,000 convicts were transported by Britain to Australia due to overcrowded prisons and a rising crime rate. Convicts faced harsh conditions aboard convict ships, being housed below deck in chains with limited access to fresh air and exercise. Upon arrival, convicts underwent hard labor to build infrastructure and were assigned work based on good behavior, with some receiving land grants over time. Female convicts were sent directly to female factories upon arrival, where they did domestic work and many were forced into early marriage or prostitution.
Convicts
1) Great Britain began transporting convicts to Australia in 1787 due to overcrowding in British jails after the American Revolution.
2) More than 160,000 convicts were transported to Australia from 1788 to 1868, with most sent to New South Wales and Tasmania.
3) Convicts provided cheap labor and helped establish settlements, though conditions aboard ships and early treatment of convicts was often brutal.
The First Fleet
The First Fleet transported over 700 convicts from Britain to Botany Bay in 1786, including around 550 male convicts and 190 females, as well as some children. Most of the convicts came from London and southern England and had prior convictions. The voyage was the longest ever attempted by such a large group and the convicts subsisted on a diet of flour, peas, rice, butter, bread, soup, cheese, and salted meats, drinking only water.
The first-fleet
The First Fleet consisted of 11 ships that sailed from Great Britain to establish the first European colony in New South Wales, Australia in 1787-1788. The fleet carried over 1,400 convicts, officials, marines, and crew to populate the new colony. Upon arriving, they discovered Botany Bay was unsuitable for settlement and established the new colony at Port Jackson instead. Conditions were difficult for early colonists and convicts due to a lack of supplies, shelter, and farming experience in the new environment.
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The document summarizes life for convicts sent to live in the penal colony of New South Wales, Australia in the late 18th century. It describes how Britain established the colony after losing the American Revolutionary War and no longer being able to send convicts to America. The harsh conditions convicts faced including long journeys by ship, hard labor, meager food rations, and brutal punishments like flogging. It also discusses the growing population of the colony over time as more convicts and free settlers arrived.
A Brief History Of Australia
- The first convicts were transported from Britain to Australia in 1787, establishing a penal colony at Sydney Cove. Over the following decades, more convicts and settlers arrived in Australia and expanded settlements across New South Wales, Tasmania, and other future states.
- In the early 19th century, conflict arose between European settlers and Indigenous Australians as the settlers took over Aboriginal lands. There were also rebellions by convicts against harsh colonial rule, such as the 1804 Castle Hill Rebellion and 1808 Rum Rebellion.
- By the mid-19th century, the population of British settlers had grown substantially due to transportation ending and the Victorian gold rush attracting immigrants. Tensions remained over land and self-
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The First Fleet, consisting of 11 ships led by Captain Arthur Philip, departed from Portsmouth, England on May 13th, 1787 and arrived in Sydney Cove, Australia on January 26th, 1788 after stops in the Canary Islands, Rio de Janeiro, and Cape of Good Hope. The fleet carried over 800 convicts, marines, and crew to establish a British penal colony in New South Wales. The arrival of the First Fleet was a pivotal event as it resulted in the establishment of the first European settlement in Australia.
Australian history
The Dutch were the first Europeans to explore Australia in 1606 but did not establish settlements. In 1770, Captain Cook claimed Australia for Britain and mapped parts of the eastern coast. In 1787, the British began transporting convicts to Australia to establish a penal colony in New South Wales. Throughout the 1800s, Britain continued sending convicts to Australian penal colonies while also allowing free settlers to establish farms and businesses. In 1901, the British colonies in Australia formed the self-governing Commonwealth of Australia.
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The First Fleet consisted of 11 ships that sailed from Great Britain to establish the first European colony in New South Wales, Australia in 1787-1788. The fleet carried over 1,400 convicts, officials, marines, and crew to populate the new colony. Upon arriving, they discovered Botany Bay was unsuitable for settlement and established the new colony at Port Jackson instead. Conditions were difficult for early colonists and convicts due to a lack of supplies, shelter, and farming experience in the new environment.
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The document summarizes life for convicts sent to live in the penal colony of New South Wales, Australia in the late 18th century. It describes how Britain established the colony after losing the American Revolutionary War and no longer being able to send convicts to America. The harsh conditions convicts faced including long journeys by ship, hard labor, meager food rations, and brutal punishments like flogging. It also discusses the growing population of the colony over time as more convicts and free settlers arrived.
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- The first convicts were transported from Britain to Australia in 1787, establishing a penal colony at Sydney Cove. Over the following decades, more convicts and settlers arrived in Australia and expanded settlements across New South Wales, Tasmania, and other future states.
- In the early 19th century, conflict arose between European settlers and Indigenous Australians as the settlers took over Aboriginal lands. There were also rebellions by convicts against harsh colonial rule, such as the 1804 Castle Hill Rebellion and 1808 Rum Rebellion.
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Convict Australia
- 2. The power-point presentation has different slide layouts. Images can accompany written information.
- 3. Multiple images can be placed onto a slide. Width and height can be adjusted and the presentation of the image can be enhanced with borders, colour or resolution. Images can be further manipulated into a number of forms, including ‘sketch’ ‘brush strokes’ or ‘photocopy’ all effecting the visual effect of the image.
- 4. A range of inserts, including graphs and tables can be entered into the slide to accompany written information. Population Demographic in Australia 1810 Male Convict Female Convict Free Settler Officials The information entered into the graph is adjustable and can represent multiple statistics.
- 5. Short video of ‘Horrible Histories’ explanation of life in Convict Australia. Video or Audio clips can be inserted into the slide
- 6. Group Activity: Create a story, poem, play, diary entries or drawings to show what life in Australia was like for convicts.