
| Name of Country | Life | Rights | World Leaders | Government | Voting | Schooling | Healthcare | Environment | ||
Czech Republic |
they
have a much smaller country |
they are a republic now |
President: Vaclav Klaus Prime Minister: Jiri Paroubek |
republic |
parliamentary
democracy |
98%
literate. Compared to the rest of
Europe, that's not very good the rest of Europe is mostly a little bit higher |
they pay |
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England |
They
live in a much colder climate. |
they can vote for a prime minister |
Queen
Elizabeth the second who doesn't really do as much as the prime minister, her
heir apparent Prince Charles, and Prime minister Anthony (Tony) Blair. |
constitutional monarchy |
a
parliament |
99.9%
literate |
they pay with taxes |
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Greece |
for
a long time there was a military dictatorship that made their king flee the
country |
they have freedom of speech |
President
Karolos Papoulias and Prime Minister Konstandinos Karamanlis. |
parliamentary
republic |
a president and a prime
minister. |
They
have really good schooling. Oxford
University is probably the best college in the whole world and is in Oxford,
England. The people there are 99%
literate. 99% of them have also
completed at least five years of schooling. |
they pay with taxes |
coal, petroleum, natural gas, iron ore, lead, zinc, gold, tin, limestone, salt, clay, chalk, gypsum, potash, silica sand, slate, and arable land |
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Italy |
people
are more casual |
they
can drive without seatbelts |
President Carlo Ciampi |
republic |
president
and parliament |
they
have pretty good schools. Some of them
teach English and French to their students. They are 97% literate |
they pay |
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Lithuania |
they
aren't a well known country |
they
are allowed to vote |
there are 13 prime ministers |
federal
republic |
president
and all the parliament |
99.6%
of Lithuania can read and write by the age of 15 which means it has a good
schooling |
they pay for healthcare |
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Poland |
they
were ruled by Germany for a long time during World War II |
for
a while they weren't allowed to speak Polish in public. That was during the time when they were
ruled by the German Nazis |
their
government leader is President Alexander Kwasniewski. (did you know that the males in poland
always have 'ski' at the end of their names but women have 'ska'? That's customary) |
republic |
a
president and a prime minister |
99.8%. Most countries in Europe have good
schooling and therefore a high percentage of literacy. Poland is no exception. |
They pay for healthcare |
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Romania |
they
just claimed Transylvania the "home of the vampires |
they
don't vote for Congress or the senate, or state representatives. They don't have a wide range of things to
vote for at all. |
President
Traian Basescu |
republic |
they
don't really vote for anything but a president |
very
good schools. 98.9% literate |
they pay |
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Sweden |
they
just got their freedom from the British |
they
don't really have a choice which rights they can or can't have. Their king decides |
King
Carl XVI Gustaf heir is Princess Victoria Ingrid Alice Desiree |
republic |
they
can't vote because it's a monarchy |
99%
literate. They have good schools |
they pay |
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Switzerland |
School
is a major issue |
There
are women's rights just like here. |
President: Moritz Leuenberger |
Federal
Republic |
They
vote for a president |
They have six different schools that they go to in this order. 1.Kindergarten 2. Volksschule 3. Primarschule 4.Oberstufenschule 5.Realschule 6. University |
they pay |
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Austria |
until
the late 1800s, it was part of the Austro Hungarian empire. Finally, Hungary gained its freedom. |
they are allowed to vote now. |
President: Heinz Fischer |
Federal
Republic |
a
president and a chancellor |
98%
literate. Compared to the rest of
Europe, that's not very good. The rest of Europe is mostly a little bit higher |
they pay |
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