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New South Wales
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By William, Liam, Tommy and Ethan
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Who found NSW
The person who found New South Wales was Captain James Cook in 22 August 1770. The proclaimed Governor Arthur Phillip In February the 7, 1788 until 1792. They first set up camp at Sydney cove but they left because they couldn't grow crops for the people. So they left to Parramatta because it had rich soil, repopulating and better economics.
Who found New South Wales
Convicts Life
Convicts had only one pair of cloths and was on rations that would get them through the day. They worked everyday and had many struggles as they built huts and made farms for the Europeans and themselves.
Convicts Life
Convict Rebellion
On March the 4th, 1804 Two hundred plus Irish convicts escaped the Europeans and tried to steal one of the ships to go back to Ireland. From this rebellion they hunted the irish down. It was called The castle Hill uprising.
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Federation
In 1855, New South Wales became the first Australian colony to achieve self-government when it was granted its own constitution and parliament. ... These men would later play important roles in New South Wales move to Federation. Other important changes in New South Wales by the mid-1800s related to the economy.
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In 1788 to 1792 there were 3546 males and 766 females, 4312 altogether in Sydney cove. The convicts lacked skill in doing simple jobs and made population difficult. NSW at the time included Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and New Zealand but they separated and became independent colonys. Also Nsw became part of federal commonwealth of Australia in January the first
Flag Of New South Wales
The flag has a union jack in the top left corner and there is a lion on a white circle near the right bottom corner and blue everywhere on the flag.