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Territorial Organisation. Unit 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The (a)   holds the executive power. It makes and manages policies to ensure the well-being of all citizens

2.

People who live in a territory and are governed by laws that recognise their rights and duties

a)

Territory

b)

Citizens

c)

Population

d)

State

3.

Factors that favour the organisation of a territory

(a)  

4.

A territory with an organised political community under one government:

a)

Country

b)

Population

c)

State

d)

Citizens

5.

Branches of the government:

a)

Legislative, political and judicial

b)

Legislative, executive and judicial

c)

Judicial, laws and regional

d)

Legislative, governamental and regional

6.

Which enlargement of the EU this map refers to the one in

a)

2004

b)

1995

c)

1986

d)

2007

7.

Click the three answers that match with the concept of dictatorship

a)

There are laws to guarantee citizens' rights and liberties

b)

Laws do not respect citizens' rights

c)

There is not respect citizens' rights

d)

The government uses repression to ban or destroy political opposition.

8.

Political cooperation between states is....

a)

Trade agreements to facilitate international trade

b)

Cooperation between different states to defend human rights

c)

Student exchanges with educational institutions in other countries

d)

Alliances between counties to defend their territory from possible enemy attacks.

9.

Geographical space that includes the sea, the land and air space

a)

Citizens

b)

Territory

c)

Region

d)

State

10.

A form of government in which all the powers of state are concentrated in one leader is called a ......

a)

Monarchy

b)

Democracy

c)

Dictatorship

d)

Aristocracy

11.

Economic cooperation between states is....

a)

Trade agreements to facilitate international trade

b)

Cooperation between different states to defend human rights

c)

Student exchanges with educational institutions in other countries

d)

Alliances between counties to defend their territory from possible enemy attacks.

12.

Who were these founding members of the EU?

a)

Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands

b)

Belgium, Spain, Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands

c)

Belgium, France, Great Britain, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands

d)

Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Germany and the Netherlands

13.

What was the organisation they created in 1957 called?

a)

The European Coal and Steel Community

b)

The European Economic and Social Committee

c)

The European Economic Community

d)

The Unión of European States

14.

The first enlargement of the EU in 1973 brought its membership to nine.

Which were these three new countries?

a)

Norway

b)

Denmark

c)

Irland

d)

United Kingdom

15.

2 Statements that match with a democracy

a)

There is no universal suffrage

b)

There is separation of powers

c)

Political parties are prohibited

d)

Citizens are equal before the law

16.

When the Maastricht Treaty was signed

a)

1956

b)

2002

c)

1993

d)

1986

17.

European Commission. Click two functions:

a)

Holds de executive power and promtes the interests of the EU

b)

Represents all the citizens of the EU

c)

Proposes new laws to the Parliament and Council of the EU.

d)

Signs international agreements and creates EU foreign policy

18.

In a monarchy, the Head of State is the.............or............

(a)  

19.

European Parliament. Click two functions:

a)

Holds de executive power and promtes the interests of the EU

b)

Represents all the citizens of the EU

c)

Proposes new laws to the Parliament and Council of the EU.

d)

Controls the European Commission

20.

Other EU Institutions. Click two

a)

European Court of Auditors

b)

Welfare state

c)

European University

d)

European Central Bank