Amendment In Finland Research Paper

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The government in Finland is similar to the US. Finland laws say “ legal firearms must be registered and licensed on a per-gun basis.” Just like other countries, you can’t sell alcohol to a persons under 18. Just like any other country you stop at a red light, go at green, use turn signals, go the speed limit, and yield when a sign says. On the other side, you have the USA. In the constitution the second amendment states “ A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.” You can’t consume or purchase alcohol unless 21 years of age, and one can enters bars at 18 years of age. Just like Finland you have to stop at red lights, go at green, use your turn signal, go the speed limit, and yield when sign says. …show more content…

Finland has freedom of speech, Freedom of religion, Freedom of association, and Freedom of assembly as upheld in law and practice. On the other side, we have the USA. They have the Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of the Press, Freedom to hold Assembly. Even though that they have similar freedoms they don’t always have the same constitution. They don’t always have the same number of amendments. An amendment is a change that can be made to a document. Even the US constitution can be changed.
Finland and the US have very powerful militaries. Finland’s military is ranked 55 out of 126, while the United States military is ranked 1 out of 126. Finland’s manpower is 5,467,922 and on the other side the US manpower is 321,368,864. Finland has 90 SPGs, 250 tanks, 1,370 AFVs, 58 MLRs. Finland also has 0 attack helicopters, 27 helicopters, and 54 fighters. The US has 1,934 SPGs, 8,848 tanks, 41,062 AFVs, 1,331 MLRs. The US also has 957 attack helicopters, 6,084 helicopters, and 2,308 fighters. Even though Finland isn’t ranked #1, they still have a good

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