This country’s 19th-century population boom is attributed to “peace, vaccines, and potatoes.” A feminist from this country influenced Frank Lloyd Wright with her theories of “collective motherliness,” (15[1])“beauty for everyone,” and the “century of the child.” In this home country of Ellen Key, 30,000 farmers supported the funding of the “F-ship” by marching to its Royal Palace Yard, kicking off the “Courtyard Crisis.” (15[2]-5[1])This country’s second-largest (-5[1])city names a “system” for limiting per capita (*) alcohol consumption that caught on (10[1])in Scottish taverns in the 1890s. This country’s “parish granaries” failed to prevent its 1867 famine, which drove peasants to “bark bread” and was a factor in the wave of emigration that brought Joe Hill to the US. (10[2]-5[1])This is the northeasternmost of three countries whose culture (10[1])was shaped by the late 19th-century Modern (-5[1])Breakthrough. For 10 points, name this country ruled by Oscar II (-5[1])and Gustav V. ■END■ (10[7]0[1])