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    Fishbone (Cause and Effect) Diagram

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    The diagram shows the causes and effects of settlement in Australia in the late 18th century, with steam powered ships opening new trade routes and causing increased migration as people sought better lives and religious freedom, leading to higher crime rates as the poor turned to theft and convicts being sent to Botany Bay as punishment, while valuable goods were produced through slave labor which created demand for cotton.

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    Fishbone (Cause and Effect) Diagram

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    The diagram shows the causes and effects of settlement in Australia in the late 18th century, with steam powered ships opening new trade routes and causing increased migration as people sought better lives and religious freedom, leading to higher crime rates as the poor turned to theft and convicts being sent to Botany Bay as punishment, while valuable goods were produced through slave labor which created demand for cotton.

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    The diagram shows the causes and effects of settlement in Australia in the late 18th century, with steam powered ships opening new trade routes and causing increased migration as people sought better lives and religious freedom, leading to higher crime rates as the poor turned to theft and convicts being sent to Botany Bay as punishment, while valuable goods were produced through slave labor which created demand for cotton.

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    Fishbone (Cause and Effect) Diagram

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    The diagram shows the causes and effects of settlement in Australia in the late 18th century, with steam powered ships opening new trade routes and causing increased migration as people sought better lives and religious freedom, leading to higher crime rates as the poor turned to theft and convicts being sent to Botany Bay as punishment, while valuable goods were produced through slave labor which created demand for cotton.

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    Cause and Effect (“Fishbone”) Diagram

    settlers convicts slaves

    Steam powered ships


    opened new trade and The poor turned to Valuable trade goods
    migration routes. street theft and were produced by slave
    labour
    burglary.
    People wanted to seek better lives There was a huge
    for themselves, so started to The crime rate demand of cotton, which
    migrate to different places and became higher. was produced by slave
    settle there. labour.
    Convicts were sent to
    People were seeking to botany bay, nsw, as a
    find political and punishment
    religious freedom.
    Effect
    slaves,
    convicts
    and settlers
    The first image shows a
    multicultural world where everyone has their own values, beliefs and culture. This shows the impact of settlement a severyone who
    moves to a place, brings with them their own traditions and culture. The next image shows the impact of slavery. The negative impact
    of slavery is that the rich get richer, whereas the poor are forced to work harsh jobs for hardly any money. The next image shows
    settlers coming into a place and getting settled there. This shows the impact of settlement as it shows that different people come into a
    new place, making it their own brining their traiditions and cultures.

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