First British Settlers in Australia

They are also very interested in why they are wearing such small clothes and why they think they are very disgusting. Native people do not know people who have "white skin" before settlers come. They think Britain is very strange about each other 's behavior. Aborigines saw that they dug their graves, beating and hanging people, feeding without asking, and being selfish among them. Indigenous people were confused with these people and initially thought that they were ghosts of ancestors who died for how white they were.

Even though humans discover that human beings exist, many animals exist and are extinct (Jefferson & Zuckerman, 1993). When the first immigrants to the UK arrived in Australia almost all large mammals and unflying birds disappeared (Jefferson & Zuckerman, 1993). The largest animal species, such as Dodo, Madagascar 's elephant, Galapagos turtle, has become extinct. Between 1838 and 1888 it is estimated that 13,000 marine turtles in the Galapagos Islands disappeared as a crew member because they needed food to cross the area (Jefferson & Zuckerman, 1993). This situation of human extinction of animals has become increasingly common. According to recent calculations, the extinction of animals has increased from 100 times to 1000 times since humans dominated the earth (Jefferson & Zuckerman, 1993).

The official language of Australia is English. Australian English contains many English terms, but in a sense it is different from British English. UK pioneers developed a new vocabulary to explain many new flora and fauna. In some cases, we may borrow the words of indigenous peoples. For example, kangaroos and koalas are indigenous people's words. Pioneers in the backyard of Australia also invented many different vocabularies. The ranch is called a station, the wild horse is like Bloom, and the wild horse is rebellious as a vault. In order to know Australia's most famous song "Waltzing Matilda", translation of many local vocabularies is necessary. While waltz "stepping on the street", Matilda is a kind of bed sheets.

Free settlers came to Australia in the 19th century. However, this number is very small compared to a large number of immigrants to Canada and the United States. The British Empire provides these people with opportunities for new life. On the other hand, many of them believe that they were failed by the rule of the UK and forced to leave their homes and their families. Since the 1930s, the number of immigrants has increased due to several factors. The important factor is Ireland's hunger and suffering. Ireland suffered from overpopulation and poverty, followed by terrible famine of the 1840s. The Irish government and municipalities have developed a series of programs to help poor farmers in Ireland migrate to the United States and Australia. Throughout the 1940s, the number of immigrants to Australia was around 15,000 per year. Not all arrivals are Irish people. Especially in the late nineteenth century, many poor British emigrated.