Norway and Sweden

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"Sweden and Norway are often thought of as being countries that represent two sides of the same coin. That is, they tend to be viewed as virtually identical countries in just about every aspect except geography. To many foreigners, Norway and Sweden are part and parcel of a homogenous "Nordic" or "Scandinavian" region, complete with comparable cultures, histories and politics.

This assumption is far from the truth. Although the Nordic countries have many important characteristics in common-and both Norway and Sweden through the course of history have produced political systems of constitutional monarchies-the differences between these two countries in most aspects of social activities are enormous (to say nothing of their differences with the other three Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Finland and Iceland)."

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