Copy of First Fleet
Published on Mar 15, 2016
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
THE FIRST FLEET
WHEN?
- The first fleet left on the 13 May 1787.
- The first fleet left in Portsmouth
- The British started putting convicts in jail in the 16th century.
- The first fleet arrived in Botany Bay on the 18th January 1788.
- The England land send more than 5000 convicts.
WHERE?
- They left to start their journey at Portsmouth on the 13 May 1787.
- They arrived in Botany Bay on the 18th January 1788
WHO?
- Arthur Phillip was the captain who was in charge of the first fleet.
- Arthur Phillip was born on the 11th October 1738.
- He died on the 31st August 1814 (Age 75)
ALEXANDER
THE ALEXANDERS JOB WAA TO CARRY CONVICTS TO BOTANY BAY AND OTHER PLACES
FISHBURN
FISHBURNS JOB WAS ALSO TO CARRY CONVICTS FROM EUROPE TI DIFFERENT PLACES
CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTES JOB TO CARRY CONVICTS AND COULD CARRY 335 TONS
FRIENDSHIP
FRIENDSHIPS JOB WAS TO CARRY CONVICTS TO DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND PLACES
SCARBOROUGH
SCARBOROUGH JOB WAS TO CARRY CONVICTS AND PAINTED THING THEY SORE ON THE WAY
PRINCE OF WHALES
PRINCE OF WHALES HAD TO CARRY CONVICTS AND SORE LOTS OF PEOPLE DIEING
LADY PENRHYN
- That boat had to Carrie convicts and they arrived in port Jackson on the 26 January 1788
BORROWDALE
BORROWDALES JOB WAS TO CARRIE CONVICTS FROM EUROPE TO ANOTHER PLACE
SIRIUS
SIRIUSES JOB WAS TO CARRIE CONVICTS AND THEY GOT DRAW THINGS ON THE WAY
GOLDEN GROVE
GOLDEN GROVES JOB WAS TO CARRIE CONVICTS EVERYWHERE
