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1 Western Europe Culture

2 Population Density Guest Workers Immigration need Population decline
Germany pop. 82 mil

3 The Arts Realism Impressionism
World leaders in literature, art, architecture

4 Language Indo-European French German Dutch Multiple official languages

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6 Religion Historically Catholic Most Christian Slowly more secular

7 Education 98-100% literacy Required schooling
School Sports not a thing Free College

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9 Health Care Comprehensive health care
Medical care provided by government

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13 Social Services Unemployment benefits Housing subsidies
Maternity leave Paternity leave Retirement benefits

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15 Leisure High standard of living Shorter work week
Required Vacation Time High Minimum Wage Overall Happiness High

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19 Prisons Focused on Rehabilitation
Treat inmates like humans not animals Only 20% of prisoners return

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21 Drinking age

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