Captain Arthur Phillip & Governor Lachlan Macquarie

Cards (14)

  • Who was Captain Arthur Phillip?
    The first governor of New South Wales and leader of the First Fleet
  • What were some good acts of Captain Arthur Phillip?
    • Made Australia have no slaves
    • Provided fresh provisions for the journey
    • Ensured health for everyone regardless of class
    • Promoted equality in sharing provisions
    • Set rules for respect towards First Nations people
    • Prohibited fighting against them
    • Showed kind treatment towards convicts
  • What were some bad acts of Captain Arthur Phillip?
    • Allowed staff to shoot First Nations peoples
    • Disregarded their wishes and boundaries
    • Retaliated against attackers of the settlement
    • No contact between Indigenous and British settlers for the first year
    • Kidnapped Indigenous peoples to integrate them into British society
    • Public execution of two men after a gardener was killed
    • Ordered 10 men to be beheaded and displayed their heads in Sydney
  • When was Governor Lachlan Macquarie appointed governor of NSW?
    In January 1810
  • What was the impact of Governor Lachlan Macquarie's rule on the colony?
    The colony began to thrive and became a flourishing nation
  • How did Governor Lachlan Macquarie treat Indigenous people?
    He treated Indigenous people poorly
  • What was Governor Lachlan Macquarie's approach to ex-convicts?
    • Believed ex-convicts were rehabilitable
    • Offered them free status or good jobs
    • Allowed them the same opportunities as free settlers
    • Some could become judges
  • What was the condition of buildings during Governor Lachlan Macquarie's rule?
    Buildings were substandard and shabby
  • What was Governor Lachlan Macquarie's belief regarding the aesthetics of Australia?
    He believed aesthetically pleasing environments would instill pride in inhabitants
  • What are the Frontier Wars?
    • Wars between First Nations peoples and colonists
    • Occurred from 1788 to 1934
    • Included conflicts from 1802 to 1903
    • Characterized by bad communication and kidnappings
    • Involved open conflicts under Governor Macquarie
  • What significant event occurred from 1903 to now regarding First Nations peoples in Australia?
    Australia has experienced the Stolen Generation
  • What rights were granted to First Nations peoples in 1970?
    They finally gained the ability to vote
  • What was the purpose of the 2023 referendum in Australia?
    To restore the relationship with First Nations individuals
  • What were the main issues faced during the Frontier Wars?
    • Bad communication between parties
    • Kidnappings of Indigenous peoples
    • Open conflicts initiated by Governor Macquarie