Finland and the U.S are a lot alike but they also have different laws and rights and military decisions. Like how in Finland you can have small quantities of drugs. And in the U.S you can’t, Or how the U.S military has been around so long that some have not even been recorded. And maybe even how Finland was the first place to let women vote and run for president. But for us never allowed that till way later.
In Finland following laws is very important. Like illegal drinking laws, In Finland, You have to be 18 to buy/drink alcohol. And you have to be with an adult. But in the U.S normally you have to be 18 to enter bars. But you can't drink or buy alcohol and you also can't sell alcohol. And for drugs in Finland. Small quantities are not illegal in Finland. But if you get caught selling without a license you will be arrested. And in the U.S all drugs are illegal. And if you get caught with any you could get sent to prison or pay a fine. …show more content…
In Finland, you have to be eighteen to be drafted. But in the U.S you can be 17 but with parental consent. The U.S military defends our country And our law enforcement. Finland military defends national territory. In Finland, all woman are allowed in combat. In the US some women were excluded from combat. Men in U.S army are provided houses, medical attention, food. And the U.S military has been around so long it can't even be recorded. Finland and U.S military have to function and do their roles and duties. And if you want to work in law enforcement or military in U.S you have to be confirmed by congress
In Finland following laws is very important. Like illegal drinking laws, In Finland, You have to be 18 to buy/drink alcohol. And you have to be with an adult. But in the U.S normally you have to be 18 to enter bars. But you can't drink or buy alcohol and you also can't sell alcohol. And for drugs in Finland. Small quantities are not illegal in Finland. But if you get caught selling without a license you will be arrested. And in the U.S all drugs are illegal. And if you get caught with any you could get sent to prison or pay a fine. …show more content…
In Finland, you have to be eighteen to be drafted. But in the U.S you can be 17 but with parental consent. The U.S military defends our country And our law enforcement. Finland military defends national territory. In Finland, all woman are allowed in combat. In the US some women were excluded from combat. Men in U.S army are provided houses, medical attention, food. And the U.S military has been around so long it can't even be recorded. Finland and U.S military have to function and do their roles and duties. And if you want to work in law enforcement or military in U.S you have to be confirmed by congress