Australian Convict Life: True or False

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Quiz on convict life in early Australia.

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Australian Convict Life: True or FalseVersión en línea Quiz on convict life in early Australia. por Mun 1 Female convicts often worked as servants for officials or were sent to female factories where they did laundry and cleaned the barracks. Yes No 2 After four years of good behaviour, prisoners who had been sentenced to seven years' transportation were granted a ticket of leave. Yes No 3 In 1811 the weekly ration for convicts in New South Wales included salt beef, pork, wheat and corn or peas. Yes No 4 The arrow design stamped on the trousers indicated private property belonging to settlers. Yes No 5 All convicts wore the magpie suit. Yes No 6 Ticket of leave was granted automatically after four years. Yes No 7 Male convicts cleared land for farming, chopped down trees for building, made bricks and built roads and government buildings. Yes No 8 Leg irons had to be removed before getting dressed. Yes No 9 Port Arthur was the only penal colony. Yes No 10 Convicts were transported to Australia from overseas during the late 18th century. Yes No

Australian Convict Life: True or FalseVersión en línea

Quiz on convict life in early Australia.

por Mun

Female convicts often worked as servants for officials or were sent to female factories where they did laundry and cleaned the barracks.

Yes

After four years of good behaviour, prisoners who had been sentenced to seven years' transportation were granted a ticket of leave.

Yes

In 1811 the weekly ration for convicts in New South Wales included salt beef, pork, wheat and corn or peas.

Yes

The arrow design stamped on the trousers indicated private property belonging to settlers.

Yes

All convicts wore the magpie suit.

Yes

Ticket of leave was granted automatically after four years.

Yes

Male convicts cleared land for farming, chopped down trees for building, made bricks and built roads and government buildings.

Yes

Leg irons had to be removed before getting dressed.

Yes

Port Arthur was the only penal colony.

Yes

Convicts were transported to Australia from overseas during the late 18th century.

Yes

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Australian Convict Life: True or FalseVersión en línea

por Mun

Female convicts often worked as servants for officials or were sent to female factories where they did laundry and cleaned the barracks.

After four years of good behaviour, prisoners who had been sentenced to seven years' transportation were granted a ticket of leave.

In 1811 the weekly ration for convicts in New South Wales included salt beef, pork, wheat and corn or peas.

The arrow design stamped on the trousers indicated private property belonging to settlers.

All convicts wore the magpie suit.

Ticket of leave was granted automatically after four years.

Male convicts cleared land for farming, chopped down trees for building, made bricks and built roads and government buildings.

Leg irons had to be removed before getting dressed.

Port Arthur was the only penal colony.

Convicts were transported to Australia from overseas during the late 18th century.

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