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The large number of early settlers in Australia are often referred to as the "First Fleet," which consisted of ships that arrived in 1788 carrying convicts, soldiers, and settlers from Britain. This marked the beginning of European colonization in Australia. Additionally, the term "colonists" can also describe these early inhabitants who established settlements across the continent.
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What did Australia's early settlers herd?
Cows
What instruments did Australia's early settlers use?
chicken
Are honeybees native to Australia?
No. They were introduced by early Euorpean settlers.
What were early settlers in Oklahoma called?
Boomers
Did the early settlers of Australia grow corn?
yes. they needed some type of vegetable
What were early french settlers called?
they were refered to seigneur
What were two reasons why free settlers came from Britain to Australia?
Free settlers came to Australia for two main reasons:unemployment in England forced them to seek a better life in Australianew opportunities were offered in Australia, particularly as many early free settlers were given land grants
What did early settlers in Australia wear?
Shirts, trousers, boots, hats, dresses and shoes.
When did the earliest settlers arrive in Australia?
Australia's first European settlers arrived in Australia on 26 January 1788. These early seetlers were primarily convicts from England, together with the officers and marines sent with them to help keep order and establish the new colony.
How did early settlers in Australia improve their diets?
by learning how to grow crops in the Australian atmosphere and many more reasons
What were the early Spanish speaking settlers on New Mexico called?
Hispano (apex)
What year did the white settlers come to Australia?
The First Fleet brought the first official white settlers to Australia on 26 January 1788. These were the convicts, officers and marines, and their families. However, indications are that white settlers arrived long before this. The western coast of Australia is littered with wrecks of early Dutch ships, and there is evidence that survivors of these shipwrecks established settlements on Australia's western coast.
