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How many convicts were transported between 1788 and 1868?

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168,000

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Between 1788 and 1810, how many male and female convicts were transported?

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9,300 male convicts and 2,500 female convicts

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Between 1811 and 1820, how many male and female convicts were transported?

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15,400 male convicts and 2,000 female convicts

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Between 1821 and 1830, how many male and female convicts were transported?

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28,700 male convicts and 4,100 female convicts

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Between 1831 and 1840, how many male and female convicts were transported?

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43,500 male convicts and 7,700 female convicts

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In the 1807 census, what proportion of the population were children?

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1 in 4

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By 1828, what was the free and convict population?

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The free population was 20,870 and the convict population was 15,728

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When was the first attempt to organise a free settlement in Western Australia?

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1829

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When was the settlement of Van Dieman’s Land?

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1803

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What was the second settlement that was linked to Van Dieman’s Land?

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Port Risdon/ Hobart (strategic and because Tasmania was key for whaling)

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Till when was Van Dieman’s land run as an adjutant part of the main settlement?

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1824

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Who was the Governor of Van Dieman’s land between 1823 and 1837?

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Sir George Arthur (totalitarian regime)

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Until the 1830s, what was the second principal source of income for the settlement?

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Wool

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When did Whaling begin to have a greater influence in the colony?

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Arrival of the Third Fleet in 1791 under Captain Thomas Melvill of Britannica

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Who broke the East India Company’s monopoly on Whale oil after shipping 260 tons (from the skin of 13,700 seals) to England in 1805?

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Robert Campbell (later the Hondurous Packet carried 34,000 skins to England)

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What was the value of wool exported by 1830?

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£2 million

17
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When was the first crossing of the Blue Mountain?

18
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Who led the first crossing of the Blue Mountains?

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Blaxland (saying it could support the colony for 30 years), Lawson and Wentworth

19
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When was a road commissioned over the Blue Mountains?

20
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Who led a further expedition in 1819 across the Blue Mountains?

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Charles Throsby

21
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When were the Liverpool Plains discovered?

22
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In which year was the Australian Agricultural Company established by Royal Charter in Britain, and was given 1 million acres?

A

1824 (from Port Stephens to the Manning River)

23
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When was the Western Coast of Australia surveyed and claimed by George Vancouver for Britain?

24
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When was a small military outpost in King George Sound (later called Albany) established?

25
When was the Swan River Company (for Western Australia) established by Captain Stirling?
1828
26
How many settlers were sent by the Swan River Company?
10,000 settlers (40 acres per £3)
27
When did Captain Freemantle claim all the land that did not make up New South Wales from the mouth of the Swan River?
1829
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When was the Swan River settlement established?
1829 (1,500 colonists by 1832)
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What did John Bigge recommend in his report?
Convict labour primarily to sheep farms than for public works; early pardons, tickets of leave and land grants for emancipists should cease; no positions of responsibility to emancipists
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What were the main aspects of the New South Wales Act in 1823?
A legislative council was to be created (made of exclusives, and went from 7 members to 15 in 1828); justice system independent of the Governor; Van Dieman's Land ran as a separate colony