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机动车行驶证、被保险人身份证复印件、投保人身份证复印件；被保险人与车主不一致时，应提供由车主出具的能够证明被保险人与投保车辆关系的证明或契约。并且投保人需要根据保险公司提供的一些资料，如条款和费率等，针对投保单的主要内容如投保人的有关情况、汽车的厂牌车型、车辆种类、车牌号码、发动机号码和车架号码、汽车的使用性质、吨位或座位数、行驶证初次登记年月、汽车的保险价值、保险金额或赔偿限额以及特别约定等信息，按照保险人的要求认真填写投保单并将其交付给保险人，切忌保险代理人代投保人填写投保单。
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1. The First Convicts Transported To Australia During the 17th century and 18th century European explorers reached Australia. In 1770 Captain Cook claimed eastern Australia for Britain. He called it New South Wales. Life was hard for ordinary people in the 18th century and punishments for even minor crimes were severe. In England you could be hanged for more than 200 different offences. However as an alternative to hanging prisoners were sometimes sentenced to transportation. In the 18th century convicts were transported to Virginia and Maryland in what is now the USA. Transportation was a relatively humane punishment. At any rate it was better than hanging! However after the American War of Independence (1775-1783) this was no longer possible and the government began looking for a new destination for transportees. In 1786 it was decided to send them to Botany Bay. Getting rid of undesirable members of society may not have been the sole motive for founding a colony in Australia. The British may have hoped to found a naval base in the Pacific. They also hoped Australia would be a source of timber and flax. At any rate on 13 May 1787 a fleet of 11 ships set sail from Portsmouth. On board were 759 convicts, most of them men with sailors and marines to guard the prisoners. Captain Arthur Phillip commanded them. With them they took seeds, farm implements, livestock such as cattle, sheep, pigs, goats, horses and chickens and 2 years supply of food. The first colonists came ashore at Port Jackson on 26 January 1788. At first things were difficult for the colonists and food was short although Phillip sent a ship to South Africa for more provisions which returned in May 1789. Food was rationed and the rations were anything but generous. However things gradually improved. A second fleet arrived in 1790 and a third fleet came in 1791. At first the settlers lived in simple wooden huts but later convicts made bricks for houses. Captain Phillip left Australia in December 1792. When he returned to England he took samples of Australian plants and animals. He also took two indigenous people. At first convicts worked on government land for provisions but from 1793 those who behaved well were freed and given grants of land. Also the first free settlers arrived in 1793. Although hopes of growing flax in Australia came to nothing but whales were hunted in the Pacific and seals were hunted in the Bass Strait. 1. Which country did England send convicts to in 18th century?
A．Australia.
B．America.
C．Portsmouth.
D．Botany Bay.
