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Why did the British government decide to establish the Swan River colony?
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Britain had already claimed the eastern half of the continent, and the French had been eyeing off the western half. the Swan River colony was not the first to be established in Western Australia. In 1826, Edmund Lockyer was sent to claim the western half of the Australian continent for Britain. He arrived at King George Sound on Christmas Day in 1826, and established a military base which he named Frederick's Town (now Albany).
In 1829, Captain Charles Fremantle was sent to take formal possession of the remainder of New Holland which had not already been claimed for Britain under the territory of New South Wales. Quite simply, they wished to stake their claim beofre the French did, or before the Dutch changed their mind.
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Why did the British government decide to establish new polices?
That is a ridiculous question as is ! - As you obviously haven't noticed, governments in general establish new policies almost weekly. So for even a slim chance at a sensible answer, PLEASE re-write and append a DATE, WHICH government and what policies you are asking about.
How did the british decide if the Georgia settlers would continue to receive money to run the colony?
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Colonists in early america were taxed by the British Government. The colonists did not think this taxation was fair, because they did not have representation in parliament, the British Government. Imagine being in a colony that recently arrived in the unsettled america, and attempting to found a massive civilization. Then, your friends that sent you here in the first place decide to tax you, take your money that you have little of. And none of your citizens who knew what it was really like to be a colonist were actually representing your colony in parliament, hence the colonists protested. Their protest chant was "No taxation without representation!"
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