Great! The Australian economy received a huge boost from the war, as most consumer goods were restricted, meaning that people could not spend on stuff that they didn't really need. Strict rationing of food also meant that people did not over-indulge. This helped the Australians' personal savings rise greatly. Secondly, manpowering and essentials industries meant that there was close to full employment, of course accelerating the economy.
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World War 2 shaped Australia in many ways.
Firstly there was a large expansion of Commonwealth powers, remembering the use of conscription, and people believing that the government had the right to aid in effective governing of the war effort. the government also had greater powers over censorship.
Economically, the manufacturing sector grew as Australian industry made weapons and munitions for the war effort.
However the most important change came from the foreign relations area. After the failure of the British in any shape or form help protect Australia. While most australians thought of themselves as 'british to the bootheels' this sentiment began to be dismantled and greater ties were made with the US
The war after world war 2 in which Australia participated was the Korean war.
japanese and australia
Britain, US, Russia, Canada, Australia.
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it showed that we are a super power of the world.