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In the United States, citizens have the right to vote for their representatives and their president. In Saudi Arabia, citizens get to elect their representatives, but don't get to choose the king or who he appoints to his Council. With monarchies, citizens don't usually  have as many rights as they would in a democracy. In the U.S., there are many more rights and freedoms that citizens have than in Saudi Arabia. If citizens in Saudi Arabia don't follow their rules, they can get punished harshly even if it was a minor crime or offense.

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Muslim women still are not allowed wear any revealing clothes (must wear abayas and burkas) or makeup and they have a limit of how much they can interact with males. Their rules are so strict that there are different sexes can't enter public buildings at the same place. Women aren't allowed to compete in sports, in the Olympics a male had to accompany two Arabic women to make sure that their hair was covered at all times. They also aren't allowed to enter cemeteries or swim in public with men around. Swimming in a private area with only women or in spas, are the only places women can go. Recently, Arabic governement has gotten rid of the ban on women driving but still don't allow them to make major decisions without permission from males. Women are also now allowed to vote at the age of 18.

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Saudi uses a specific set of laws called the "Basic Law" which has nine chapters with 83 different articles. Officials aren't allowed to take away anybody's private property, unless it will benefit the public. Citizens have the right to keep all of their posessions unless a judge has decided to take it away from them. There are many very harsh rules in Saudi Arabia that people in America take for granted. In 2017, Saudi police killed two transgender Pakistanis because in Saudi you're considered to be homosexual if you are transgender. Common punishements for committing acts of crime in Saudi are flogging, amputations, and torture by police.

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One of the main forms of government that Saudi Arabia has is a monarchy. A monarchy is when a king or queen is a leader of the government. The current king is Salman of Saudi Arabia. Salman is the head of state and head of government. The king has a Council of Ministers, who the king appoints, that regulate policies, education, military, and health issues.

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Saudi Arabia's constitution is based off of the Holy Quran and teachings of Muhammad. The Holy Quran has 114 chapters that states citizens' rights, laws, commandments, social behavior and is written in Arabic. Saudi also uses the Sharia Law to refer as another form of their Constitution. Sharia was first passed down by a prophet named Muhammad Islamic religion is such a big part of the country that non-Muslims cannot become citizens of Saudi Arabia.