Answer:
European countries are characterized by their cultural, demographic and political diversity. Thus, practically every European country (with a few exceptions) has a different language from that of its neighboring countries, a historically different culture from their neighboring countries and, due to the combination of the above factors, a varied political tendency.
Thus, for example, England has a very conservative culture, dating back centuries and centuries of being a world political and economic power, which predisposes its society to be little tolerant of certain social issues such as immigration. On the other hand, countries like Switzerland, which has a history strongly linked to its neighboring countries, has a society much more open to these types of issues.
