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What transition is Macquarie considered to have influenced on New South Wales?
From a free settlement to a penal colony
From a penal colony to a free settlement
From a monarchy to a republic
From a farming society to an industrial society
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Governor Macquarie is considered to have influenced New South Wales' transition from a penal colony to a free settlement. He encouraged free settlement and immigration, and he established schools, hospitals, and other public institutions. He also improved the infrastructure of the colony, including roads, bridges, and canals.
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