Supranational Cooperation in the European Union

An organization comprised of 25 European nations all working together

• United Nations

• NATO

• European Union

• NAFTA

Fill in the blank: The European Union was formed in ________.

• A) 1952

• B) 1958

• C) 1993

• D) 2009

What is the purpose of the European Union's supranational cooperation?

• To isolate countries

• To work toward shared goals

• To increase trade barriers

• To maintain national control.

Which of the following country is not the member of the EU?

• Estonia

• Denmark

• Switzerland

• Malta

A common market is a group of countries that acts as a single market, without ______ between member countries.

• trade barriers

• language differences

• currency exchange

• political agreements

The EU is an example of an organization where member countries have to give up some control to meet their common goals. What is this called?

• Centripetal Cooperation

• Centrifugal Cooperation

• Supranational Cooperation

• Allied Cooperation

Which of these facts is NOT true about the European Union (EU)?

• People can travel freely between EU countries.

• The EU makes trading easier between member countries.

• There are 27 member countries.

• All EU members are required to use the Euro.

Fill in the blank: The First World War began in ________.

• 1914

• 1939

• 1945

• 1950

What is a centripetal force?

• A force that divides people

• A force that unites people and countries

• A force that creates barriers

• A force that isolates countries.

What is the goal of the European Union?

• Weaken Germany to prevent another Holocaust

• Strengthen Europe's ties to the U.S.

• Unite European countries

• Make trade harder between European countries