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The end of World War II marked the emergence of an increasingly distinctive Australian popular culture. The arrival and presence of over 100,000 U.S. troops in Australia from 1941 had a substantial impact on postwar culture and society. The American alliance with Australia during the war forged close ties between the two countries, and Australia came to depend on the United States for military support as well as economic growth. Prior to the war, Australian society had been largely influenced by conservative British culture, mirroring its entertainment, music, and sports as well as its social attitudes. By the end of ...(100 of 51163 words)