Trust in Government
Taxes and Welfare
Government Power
Citizens and Rights
Immigration and Refugees
100

Which country has higher trust in the government? Norway or the US?

Norway

100

Which country has higher taxes, Norway or the US?

Norway

100

Who is the head of government in Norway and the US?

The prime minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, in Norway and the President, Donalds Trump, in the US.

100

What does "having a voice" mean in a democracy?

Being able to express opinions freely. 

100

Is immigration a topic that most Americans agree on?

No, it is a very debated and divided issue. 

200

About how many people in Norway trust the government: is it close to 30%, 60% or 90%? 

60%

200

What is a key difference between Norway and the US when it comes to taxes and welfare? 

Norway has higher taxes and more welfare support

200

How much money does the US government spend in one year?

Around 6-7 trillion dollars (67 trillion NOK)

200

What is freedom of expressions?

The right to say what you think and criticize the government. 

200

What is one main focus of the US when people enter the country?

Border control.

300

What is one reason why people in the US may trust the government less?

Political conflict, corruption or political polarization

300

Which country spends more money on healthcare per person?

The United States

300

What is the main role of a government?

To make laws/ provide services. 

300

Name one common way citizens influence the government. 

Voting.

300

What happens when refugees receive a residence permit in Norway?

They are places in a municipality.

400

About how many people vote in the national elections in Norway?

Around 75-80%

400

Which country has higher life expectancy?

Norway (around 82-83 years)

400

Why does the government spend tax money?

To fund public services like healthcare, education, and infrastructure. 

400

What is one way people can protest or show disagreement?

Demonstrations or activism.

400

Why do some Republicans believe open borders are a threat?

National security

500

Why is trust in the government generally higher in Norway than in the US?

Strong welfare system, less inequality, more political stability

500

Do all people in Norway have access to welfare services?

Yes. 
500

How often are general elections held?

Every four years. 

500

Why is freedom of expression important in a democracy?

It allows people to hold the government accountable. 

500

How much of Norway's population are immigrants? Is it closer to 5%, 15% or 30%?

15%

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