Legal majority at the age of 25 was granted to all women in this country after the publication of the novel Hertha by a writer known as this country's Jane Austen, Fredrika Bremer.
To solve a social debate over prohibition, this country assigned each citizen a booklet to be stamped whenever they purchased alcohol, a setup known as the Bratt System. A failed general strike in this country in 1909 led to the formation of the syndicalist SAC by former members of the LO trade union. Legal majority at the age of 25 was granted to all women in this country after the publication of the novel Hertha by a writer known as this country's Jane Austen, Fredrika Bremer. This country saw many reforms under its first prime minister, Louis Gerhard (*) De Geer. It modernized during the reign of a king who gave up the throne of its western neighbor in 1905. This country, which was ruled by Oscar II, had originally gained control of that neighbor by the Treaty of Kiel in 1814, after which that neighbor elected this country's Charles XIII as its own king. For 10 points, name this Scandinavian country where Jean Bernadotte established its current royal house, whose rulers reside in Stockholm. 
To solve a social debate over prohibition, this country assigned each citizen a booklet to be stamped whenever they purchased alcohol, a setup known as the Bratt System.
Kingdom of  Sweden [accept Kingdom of Sweden-Norway after "Louis Gerhard"]