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Most of the 1,300, British settlers who landed in Australia in 1788 were A) soldiers. B) prisoners. C) gold seekers. D) religious pilgrims.
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Most of the 1,300, British settlers who landed in Australia in 1788 were

A) soldiers.
B) prisoners.
C) gold seekers.
D) religious pilgrims.

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Australia was founded by the British as an encampment for prisoners, typically those who had done serious crimes like murder and the like.
Option B is your correct answer.
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