Convicts were rough people seeing as they commited crimes but when many were sailed to Australia they lived in the hull of the ship ( the very bottom) down there female convicts were raped by male guards, rats, and they did their business in buckets but as you could imagine the ship was very rocky so the buckets of business tipped over
convicts look dirty with very little food
There are many types of convicts but the main ones are government service convicts, assigned convicts, expirees, emancipists and ticket of leave convicts.
The escaped convicts were captured.
It was unlucky for them as they weren't treated well.
The health of the First Fleet convicts was surprisingly good, and better than subsequent fleets. Captain Arthur Phillip considered the needs of the convicts, ensuring that there was sufficient lime juice to help prevent scurvy. Phillip did not condone violence towards or abuse of the convicts. The First Fleet had the best record of all the other fleets for health and treatment of the convicts.
No convicts didn't have showers!
Arthur Phillip found poor soil for growing crops when he landed in Australia with a load of convicts. The convicts didn't want to be farmers, and the soldiers didn't like taking orders and thought it was not their jobs to make the convicts work.
The same as a non-convicts.
convicts live in prison or jail
Australians are convicts and this means they act like convicts too. For example they are rude, dum and they talk in the ugliest accents in world. Australians are good in sports and laying bricks, but when they are ignorant. This explains why Australian doctors are brainless. Australia is a boring country aswell, there is nothing to see which is intresting. Australian cricketers are the most immoral cricketers in cricket history. they may be skilled but they act like convicts. wait they are convicts. ha ha ha
Convicts stopped being transported to Australia in 1865.There are prisoners, however, which are quite different to convicts.
It depends on where and when the convicts are incarcerated. In Western countries, convicts maintain a freedom of religion that freemen also have.