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Sweden and the UK are both very similar in many ways. First of all, they both have a constitutional monarchy. In both Sweden and the UK you have to be a citizen to vote. They also both can travel to each others countries if you have citizenship of either one. For example, if you were a citizen of Sweden you could travel to the UK without any problems and vice versa.

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In Sweden elections are held every 4 years just like in the  US. You have to be at least 18 years old and be a Swedish citizen to vote in the elections. The government in Sweden should send you a voting ballet in the mail for you to mark your choice on. The  ballet in Sweden has 3 different sections. Yellow is for Riksdag elections, White is for municipal elections, and blue is for county council elections.

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Sweden has a civil law system. Sweden has four fundamental laws. The Art of succession which determines who becomes queen or king. The instrument of government decides how Sweden will be governed. The freedom of the press act determines what can be written in Swedish literature. The fundamental law of freedom or expression determines what you can say.

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Only Swedish citizens have the right to work and live in Sweden. Only Swedish citizens can vote in elections and only Swedish citizens can be elected. You also have the right to serve in the military or police. You can travel to other European countries as well.

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Sweden has a Constitutional Monarchy. A constitutional monarchy is when there is a monarch that has a decent amount of power. Then the monarch is kept in check by parliament. Carl XVI Gustaf is the current monarch of sweden. The full name of Sweden is Kingdom of Sweden.