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When Great Britain colonized Australia who were the first people sent?
The first people sent to colonise Australia were convicts and the officers and marines sent to supervise them.
What people did great Britain sent to Australia during the colonial period?
They sent criminals who would have normally been sent to jail to Australia when the jails became overcrowded.
How many people in Australia are bilingual?
Approximately 43% of Australians are bilingual, meaning they speak more than one language. This makes Australia a linguistically diverse country with a substantial portion of its population being multilingual.
What is the Waitangi Day equivalent in Australia?
There is no Waitangi Day equivalent in Australia. The British did not negotiate any sort of treaty with the indigenous people of Australia.
Why did they come to Australia?
People were originally sent to Australia in exile from England. The exile was a form of punishment for England's criminals.
Who was sent to Australia by this Europe country?
Convicts were sent to Australia by England.
Why were criminals sent to Australia in the 1900?
Criminals were not sent to Australia in 1900. Transportation of convicts was abolished in Australia in the 1848.
What happened on 7th July 1921 in Australia?
not much, a few people died a few people were Born. That sort of thing
Why did they use Australia for prison when people lived in Australia when they can us another country?
to populate the colony. many woman prisoners were sent as well as men
Why did the Irish go to Australia?
Because when the Irish people were caught doing a crime, e.g stealing, they would be sent to Australia as a punishment and never come back.
Who were the first settlers and why were they sent to Australia?
England because they were sent as criminals
Who was sent off Germany v Australia?
Tim Cahill (Australia)
