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Mystery:Why is England More Liberal than the United States? (view source)
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*Subsequent years after [[World War II]], England rebuilt under the umbrella of the [[U.N.]] and American-led [[NATO]]. A "worry-free" atmosphere led to complacency, mediocracy and [[entitlement]]s.
*Subsequent years after [[World War II]], England rebuilt under the umbrella of the [[U.N.]] and American-led [[NATO]]. A "worry-free" atmosphere led to complacency, mediocracy and [[entitlement]]s.
*[[Labor union]]s are far more powerful in England than in the U.S.
*[[Labor union]]s are far more powerful in England than in the U.S.
*The United Kingdom lacks a formal written constitution, instead relying on inconsistent constitutional conventions.
*The United Kingdom lacks a formal written constitution, instead relying on inconsistent constitutional conventions.
*A history of monarchism and feudalism has left a long-established tradition of believing that government should be all-powerful and capable of making decisions for its subjects.
== Dubious explanations ==
== Dubious explanations ==