Sweden and the U.S.

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This paper presents an in-depth analysis of a number of cultural differences that exist between Sweden and the United States. The paper explains that while both country's share the common values of democracy, egalitarianism and self-sufficiency, there are still very distinct cultural differences between the two nations.

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"The United States and Sweden share much in common from a cultural perspective, including the values of democracy, egalitarianism and self-sufficiency. Many Americans have immigrated from Sweden and a similarly sizeable number of Swedes originated in the United States. Despite the similarities between the two nations and cultures they retain distinct cultural differences. During the 50s when America was fighting the spread of communism and socialism was associated with communist principles and practices, President Dwight D Eisenhower publicly proclaimed that Sweden..."

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