Macquarie and development of NSW Flashcards

1
Q

what was the event where Gov Bligh was overthrown called?

who overthrew him?

A

Rum Rebellion

NSW Corps

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2
Q

what did macquarie do to the NSW Corps?

what did this end

A

Removed them.

their significant power in the colony

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3
Q

What replaced rum as the currency in 1812

what did this reduce

A

Silver coins.

Alcoholism.

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4
Q

punishments were only carried out after what

A

Magistrate hearings.

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5
Q

Who did Macquarie invite to dinner at his house?

A

4 emancipists

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6
Q

what were the two penal colonies that were developed, and when were they developed?

A

Port Macquarie, 1822.

Norfolk Island, 1824.

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7
Q

What gave convicts an incentive to stay in Australia?

A

Promise of landownership and independence.

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8
Q

How many Spanish dollars were imported in 1812

what currency was created?

what did a new currency mean for the colony

A

40,000.

Holey Dollar.

More income.

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9
Q

How many km of road were built under Macquarie

A

440km.

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10
Q

DEVELOPMENT UP HAWKESBURY RIVER

Why did the settlement in Hawkesbury increase, 1800-09?

A

Easier to transport goods, people, and crops by water.

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11
Q

How many towns did Macquarie found in the region between 1810 and 11

A

5.

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12
Q

What was the mouth of the estuary good for?

what was this essential for?

A

oysters.

feeding ever-growing Sydney pop.

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13
Q

Why were freed convicts allowed land? (2)

A

Due to its vast nature

To provide a deterrent from returning to Britain.

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14
Q

What were freed convicts often treated as?

A

Full members of society.

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15
Q

This signalled a transformation from what to what?

A

Outdoor prison to imperial colony.

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