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Chapter 14 Test Review. Test Tomorrow. The term “EU” stands for. Estados Unidos Economic Union Extended Universe European Union. Answer:. All of the Above But for us, D. European Union. The bills and coins used as money in a particular country or a group of countries. Euro - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Chapter 14 Test Review
Test Tomorrow
The term “EU” stands for
A. Estados UnidosB. Economic UnionC.Extended UniverseD.European Union
Answer:E. All of the Above
But for us, D. European
Union
The bills and coins used as money in a particular country or a group of countries.
A.EuroB.Common MarketC.Centripetal ForceD.Currency
Answer:
D. Currency
Nations removing or reducing trade barriers such as tariffs creates
A. The FrancB.A Common MarketC.A Centrifugal forceD.The European Union
Answer:
B. Common Market
A feeling of belonging to a group that shares the same culture.
A.Centripetal forceB.European UnionC.DiversityD.Cultural identity
Answer:
D. Cultural identity
A force that divides people and countries.
A.EuroB.Centripetal forceC.Centrifugal forceD.United Nations
Answer:
C. Centrifugal force
A supranational organization through which a number of European countries work together.
A.United NationsB.Trade BlocC.Common MarketD.European Union
Answer:
D. European Union
A form of international corporation in which countries give up some control of their affairs as they work together to achieve shared goals.
A.European UnionB.Trade blocC.Supranational cooperationD.Great Britain
Answer:
C. Supranational Corporation
A force that unites people in countries.
A.Centripetal forceB.EuroC.Centrifugal forceD.United Nations
Answer:
A. Centripetal force
The common currency of the European Union
A.FrancB.PesoC.EuroD.Dollar
Answer:
C. Euro
The creation of the Euro is a
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
A. Centripetal
force
A growing European Union is an example of a
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
B. Centrifugal
force
A countries traditions are an example of a
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
B. Centrifugal
force
The Flag of the European Union is an example of a
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
A. Centripetal
force
A wide range of languages spoken throughout the European Union are an example of a
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
B. Centrifugal
force
Allowing people to cross country borders without checking for passports is an example of a
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
A. Centripetal
force
Competitions between countries are an example of
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
B. Centrifugal
force
National pride is an example of
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
B. Centrifugal
force
Celebrating Europe Day on May 9th is an example of
A. Centripetal forceB. Centrifugal force
Answer:
A. Centripetal
force
Which of the following is true about the economy of the EU?
A. Eastern European countries are poorer than Western European Countries
B. All EU member countries use the Euro.C. After creating the European Trade Bloc, other countries
around the world stopped trading with Europe.D. Western European employers can pay their workers
less so jobs are moving to places like France and the United Kingdom.
Answer:A. Eastern European countries are poorer
than Western European Countries