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| − | Left-Leaning College States | + | '''Left-Leaning College States''' resemble what it would be like if a college were an entire country. [[Civil Rights]] the main priority and political freedoms following. Citizens enjoy extensive civil freedoms, particularly in social issues, while business tends to be more regulated. |
Left Leaning College States tend to have high tax rates and grant money to education, defense, and healthcare. | Left Leaning College States tend to have high tax rates and grant money to education, defense, and healthcare. | ||
| + | They make up 4.4% of countries. | ||
==List of Countries That are a Left Leaning College State== | ==List of Countries That are a Left Leaning College State== | ||
*[[The Skankin Penguins]] | *[[The Skankin Penguins]] | ||
Revision as of 10:35, 22 September 2006
Left-Leaning College States resemble what it would be like if a college were an entire country. Civil Rights the main priority and political freedoms following. Citizens enjoy extensive civil freedoms, particularly in social issues, while business tends to be more regulated.
Left Leaning College States tend to have high tax rates and grant money to education, defense, and healthcare.
They make up 4.4% of countries.
