European Union

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Why was unification a goal for European Nations after World War 2?

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To rebuild the economy, to prevent future wars, and some thought that the way to reach these goals was for separate European nations to join together.

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What countries initially began the process of unification? France, West Germany, Italy, the Benelux Nations, All of the above

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All of the above

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What was a major issue facing the European Union when it was initially formed? Options: Growing too fast, Differences in economies and political views, Many European nations had communist pasts, All of the above

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All of the above

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Why are some countries reluctant to adopt the Euro?

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Some countries feel that they will lose control of interest rates and others do not want to lose their national identities.

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What are some of the possible negative effects of the Euro?

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There is concern that the euro will drain banks and cause unemployment. Others believe adopting the Euro too early could lead to high inflation. Economic slowdown.

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a common currency (money) used by several EU

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Euro

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What big problems did Europe face after World War II?

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ruined economies and destroyed land

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How many countries belong to the EU today?

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27