Documents E an F

Doc E- #1) Which four countries joined the EU in 2004?

• France, Germany, Italy, Spain

• Poland, Germany, Slovakia, Spain

• Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary

• France, Slokvakia, Italy, Hungary

Doc E- #2.) What does the author mean that the EU “behaves as two halves”?

• Western European countries feel former Soviets countries are less "European".

• Eastern Eurpoean countries feel their needs are not being met.

• Eastern European countries questions the EU descision

• All of the above

Doc E- #3.) What reasons might the former Soviet
countries have had for joining the EU?

• These countries are smaller in population and geography.

• They need trade partners and allies.

• Gain independence from Russia.

• All of the above.

Doc E- #4.) What evidence is there that some EU
members do not feel content with the
addition of Eastern Europe to the EU?

• Refugee Crisis

• The state of Democracy

• Fear of "authoritarian creep"

• All of the Above

Doc E- #5.) “Do the benefits of
membership in the EU outweigh the costs?”

• Yes,

• No,

• Maybe,

Doc F- #1.) According to the document, why do so
many people love Europe?

• History

• Traditions

• Cultures

• All of the above

Doc F- #2.) What are some benefits of countries
working together as a centralized Europe?.

• Economic strength

• Political strength

• Military Strength

• All of the above.

Doc F- #3.) The author says that being part of Europe is
“geographically speaking, inevitable.” What
do you think that means?

• Each nation's language is different.

• The countries of Europe will always share borders (be neighbors)

• The EU only recognizes English.

• The EU only recognizes Spanish.

Doc F #4.) Does the author seem to be supporting
diversity or harmonization and
centralization?

• The author seems to favor Europe
  becoming more harmonious.

• The
  word international implies that people
  need to consider the world outside

• both

Doc F- #5.) How could you use this document to answer the question, do the benefits of memebership outweigh the cost?

• The EU preserves the cultural diversity of its members.

• Diversity could be lost all together.

• Threats to diversity are already happening.

• Some countries don't want to follow the rules.