The majority of people aboard the First Fleet to Australia in 1788 were British convicts. However, there were others aboard the eleven ships of the fleet. The convicts had to be guarded by the marines, while the entire settlement needed to be overseen by officers representing the British authorities.
In all, there were roughly 1500 people aboard the First Fleet. As far as records show, this included -
The First Fleet did not bring fire ants to Australia. Fire ants were first detected in Australia in Brisbane in 2001. The First Fleet arrived in 1788, before the Brisbane area was even explored.
Yes
The First Fleet which began colonisation.
Yes. Christmas was a tradition that came to Australia with the English convicts and officers of the First Fleet.
Human beings who needed to change the environment as part of the settlement process.
No. James Cook had no horses aboard the Endeavour. The first horses were brought to Australia with the First Fleet in 1778, 18 years after Cook explored the eastern seaboard.
Fruit trees which the First Fleet crew purchased at Rio de Janeiro and brought to Australia included apples, pears, figs, oranges and a grape vine.No fruit trees were brought from England.
The First Fleet was sent to New South Wales to bring settlers and convicts.
1. There is no such thing as an "Australian rabbit". Rabbits were introduced to Australia. 2. Rabbits were not "transported". Transportation was the punishment given to people who had committed crimes. However, rabbits were brought to Australia on the First Fleet as a food source.
There was no livestock in Australia. In order to become a self-sufficient colony, the First Fleet needed to carry sheep, cattle, horses, pigs, goats and poultry, so that more of these animals could be bred to help meet the food needs of the new colony.
they brought fire arms like guns
To kill the rats on board the ship