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1.
Who commanded the British fleet that arrived in Sydney Harbour in January, 1788? |
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2.
What was the name of the rebellion that took place in the colony in 1808, overthrowing the acting Governor, William Bligh? |
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3.
What is the name of the 6th Governor of New South Wales, who pulled the colony together after several years of stuggle? Hint: His time in office was 1810-1821 (making him the longest serving Governor of the colony). |
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4.
What would a single female convict most likely do once she was set free in New South Wales? |
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5.
If a convict was caught slacking at work, what was the most likely punishment? |
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6.
Once a convict's sentence was complete and they were set free, what social group were they classified as? |
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7.
Which of these men is referred to as the true founder of Australia, and was the instigator of a famous rebellion (see question 2). He was also one of the most influential landowners of the colonial era. |
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8.
How were the Native Aborigines generally treated by the British colonists in colonial New South Wales? |
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9.
What social activity was viewed by the Anglican church as the most disgusting display of public indecency ever seen? It was practised by the "lower orders" in pubs around 1830. |
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10.
What natural discovery attracted an enormous influx of immigrants to Australia, beginning in the 1850s? Hint: A large percentage of the immigrants were from China. |
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