Menzies era

The Menzies era refers to the period when Robert Menzies was Australia's Prime Minister, from 1949 to 1966. It was marked by economic growth, increased reliance on international alliances like the ANZUS pact, and efforts to promote stability and prosperity after World War II. Menzies focused on expanding industry, improving education, and encouraging immigration to boost Australia's development. His leadership helped shape modern Australia, emphasizing conservative values and national pride. This period is often seen as a time of economic prosperity and relative political stability in Australian history.