Ch 14 Supranational Cooperation in the EU

__________ is when counties give up some control of their own affairs for shared group goals.

• Spatial inequality

• Economic Activity

• Sustainable Development

• Supranational Cooperation

Which of these is the best definition of centripetal forces?

• Forces that pull people together.

• Forces that promote urbanization.

• Forces that reduce land use conflict.

• Forces that divide people.

Which of these is the Best supported by the information in the graph?

• The EU produces fewer goods and services than China.

• The EU trades more with the United States than with India.

• The EU has the second-highest GDP.

• The EU has a higher GDP than the combination of India, Japan, and China.

The European Union began with the development of a ________________.

• Plural Society

• Defense Organization

• Common Market

• Consumer Class Consumer Class

What happens when a member country does not agree with a decision made by the EU government?

• The decision goes into effect only supporting countries.

• Every country must carry out the decision.

• The country may refuse to obey the decision.

• The decision does not go into effect anywhere in the EU The decision does not go into effect anywhere in the EU.

Which of these was Not created to promote a European cultural identity?

• Europe anthem

• Europe Day

• The EU flag

• The EU pledge

How has the EU promoted economic cooperation across Europe?

• It has banned foreign imports.

• It has reduced trade barriers.

• It has ended business competition.

• It has raised worker's salaries.

In 2004, Lithuania (along with many eastern European countries) became a member(s) of the _____________________.

• Soviet Union

• European Union

• Baltic States

• United Nations United Nations

Which of these is most likely to become a centrifugal force within the EU in the future?

• Trade barriers

• Cultural differences

• Pollution problems

• Common currency

Which of these is the Best definition of centrifugal forces?

• Forces that pull people apart.

• Forces that increase land use conflict.

• Forces that promote urbanization.

• Forces that pull people together.