There are many types of convicts but the main ones are government service convicts, assigned convicts, expirees, emancipists and ticket of leave convicts.
They were simply called "convicts".
they were treated bad in the US because of how they looked. it was easy to tell a Chinese American from a European American. The Chinese dressed differently looked different smoked opium. They were treaded bad because they were so diffrent, because they stood out so much from the rest of the population
they were bored.
it means descended form convicts
some convicts were treated really badly and others were treated very good, they were not truly free until they gained a free trust. some convicts earned enough trust.
Because that's what they deserve. they had done something bad and this is like their punishment. But it is a bit harsh because all people do something bad in life or do a mistake. No one is perfect.
It was unlucky for them as they weren't treated well.
they were treated bad
Yes, the cooks fed them all and the doctor treated them all.
The First Fleet sailors were treated well enough, as it was upon them that the marines and officers relied to safely reach New South Wales with the cargo of convicts. However, Captain Arthur Phillip tended to be a little more lenient with the convicts than the sailors, knowing that the convicts would be the ones who would literally build the new colony. Sailors were subject to harsher punishments than the convicts, and their food rations were very similar, except that the sailors had access to cheap rum.
Any countries that didn't accept being taken over by britain became treacherous in the eyes of the monarchical state. therefore many were treated as enemy, i.e. became convicts
they are treated bad
They are treated as the same thing bad and treated unfairly!
Children who were treated as convicts in the past were often subject to harsh conditions, including physical punishment, long hours of labor, and inadequate living conditions. They were sometimes placed in convict colonies or juvenile detention centers where they faced strict discipline and little opportunity for education or rehabilitation. The treatment of child convicts varied depending on the time period and location, but it was generally focused on punishment rather than rehabilitation.
they were treated bad
Deserters in the war were treated as prisoners; held in even closer captivity than the actual convicts, receiving the same food as them and having to work under strong guards to sanitise the streets.