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In researching the United States and Finland, differences as well as similarities when comparing aspects of Politics, Economy and Education are evident. The average United States citizen is unaware of the things we have in common with Finland. Can we say that one culture is better than another? After we answer some basic national points we may be better able to conclude an answer. We may find out we are all the same. How is each country’s government structured and who carries the power, makes the laws, and represents the people? Finland is a republic, with a democratic and parliamentary form of government. The country is governed under a constitution that was adopted on July 17, 1919. The United States is a democracy and the Constitution is the basic instrument of government and supreme law of the United States. Finland is divided into 12 provinces; each administered by a governor appointed by the President. The United States has 51 states; each state has a Governor. All of the states hold elections to select their own Governor. The Finnish parliament, known as the E
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Approximate Word count = 738
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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