Convicts were convicted criminals. They had to serve a period of seven, fourteen or twenty-one years, or "the term of their natural life". They had few rights; few possessions of their own; had to abide by the rules of the people guarding them; had to do the work they were told to do and work for whomever they were sent to; and had few choices when it came to food. They could be punished with flogging, or reduced rations.
Free settlers were just that: free settlers. They were ordinary people who had come to Australia for a new life, and in the early days were allocated land which they were free to work however they best saw fit.
John Forrest was never a convict. He was born of free settler parents in Western Australia, so he was always free.
An assigned servant is a convict assigned to work as a servant for a free settler.
a emancipist is a convict that has finished his time in prison camp and wants to bre a free settler
did a free settler drive a ship
There were cards and games, but mostly the answer is unknown
difference between interest and interest free financing
You can change free will
Ned Kelly was not a convict. He was a bushranger, and he was born a free person in Australia.
There is no difference.
Mostly bread based things.
free settler came from all around the world but mostly England.
This was a free pardon.