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Mystery:Why is England More Liberal than the United States? (view source)
Revision as of 01:50, July 19, 2011
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*Unlike the [[federalism]] and decentralized government in the United States, England has centralized government that enables a small number of liberals to exercise more influence.
*Unlike the [[federalism]] and decentralized government in the United States, England has centralized government that enables a small number of liberals to exercise more influence.
*They are a much older country, and humans naturally adapt and become more open and accepting of new ideas with time.
*They are a much older country, and humans naturally adapt and become more open and accepting of new ideas with time.
*England has a population density that is nearly twelve times more dense than the United States. Voting patterns show that high population density areas tend to vote more on liberal lines while low population density ares tend to vote on conservative lines.
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