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European UnionVersión en línea Made By: Cian Kelly, Bhuwan Gaire, Antonio Marcano, Leyre Orgillés por Cian Kelly A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A The country that joined the EU in 1995 alongside Sweden and Finland. Starts with B The founding country of the EEC that hosts the EU's main headquarters in its capital city. Starts with C The last country to join the EU, in 2013. Starts with D One of the three countries that joined the EU in 1973, along with Ireland and the UK. Starts with E The common currency shared by most EU member states, introduced in 1999. Starts with F One of the six founding countries of the EEC, also the country of Robert Schuman. Starts with G One of the six founding EEC countries, also the largest EU economy today. Starts with H A Central European country that joined the EU in 2004 as part of the fifth enlargement. Starts with I The founding EEC country that hosted the signing of the 1957 treaties in its capital. Starts with J The first name of Monnet, the French economist known as the Father of Europe. Starts with K The United ___ was the first country to leave the European Union, in 2020. Starts with L The 2007 EU reform treaty, named after a European capital city in Portugal. Starts with M The 1992 treaty that officially created the European Union and introduced EU citizenship. Starts with N One of the six EEC founding countries, also known as Holland. Starts with O The EU's founding goal: to keep peace, prosperity, and ___ in Europe. Starts with P The country that joined the EU in 1986 alongside Spain as part of the third enlargement. Starts with Q The type of majority required in the EU Council for most important decisions. Starts with R The French foreign minister who gave his name to the 1950 declaration that started European integration. Starts with S The 1985 agreement that created a border-free travel zone in Europe, named after a village in Luxembourg. Starts with T The legal document signed between countries to create rules and agreements, like the one signed in Rome in 1957. Starts with U The 1713 peace treaty that established the balance of power in Europe, named after a Dutch city. Starts with V The democratic right that all EU citizens have in European Parliament elections. Starts with W The global conflict that ended in 1945 and motivated European nations to unite for peace. Starts with X The fear or hatred of people from other countries. The EU fights against this. Starts with Y The former Balkan country whose breakup in the 1990s led to the EU's first peacekeeping missions. ___ 2016. Starts with Z The EU's single market aims to have ___ tariffs on trade between member states.

European UnionVersión en línea

Made By: Cian Kelly, Bhuwan Gaire, Antonio Marcano, Leyre Orgillés

por Cian Kelly

Starts with A

The country that joined the EU in 1995 alongside Sweden and Finland.

Starts with B

The founding country of the EEC that hosts the EU's main headquarters in its capital city.

Starts with C

The last country to join the EU, in 2013.

Starts with D

One of the three countries that joined the EU in 1973, along with Ireland and the UK.

Starts with E

The common currency shared by most EU member states, introduced in 1999.

Starts with F

One of the six founding countries of the EEC, also the country of Robert Schuman.

Starts with G

One of the six founding EEC countries, also the largest EU economy today.

Starts with H

A Central European country that joined the EU in 2004 as part of the fifth enlargement.

Starts with I

The founding EEC country that hosted the signing of the 1957 treaties in its capital.

Starts with J

The first name of Monnet, the French economist known as the Father of Europe.

Starts with K

The United ___ was the first country to leave the European Union, in 2020.

Starts with L

The 2007 EU reform treaty, named after a European capital city in Portugal.

Starts with M

The 1992 treaty that officially created the European Union and introduced EU citizenship.

Starts with N

One of the six EEC founding countries, also known as Holland.

Starts with O

The EU's founding goal: to keep peace, prosperity, and ___ in Europe.

Starts with P

The country that joined the EU in 1986 alongside Spain as part of the third enlargement.

Starts with Q

The type of majority required in the EU Council for most important decisions.

Starts with R

The French foreign minister who gave his name to the 1950 declaration that started European integration.

Starts with S

The 1985 agreement that created a border-free travel zone in Europe, named after a village in Luxembourg.

Starts with T

The legal document signed between countries to create rules and agreements, like the one signed in Rome in 1957.

Starts with U

The 1713 peace treaty that established the balance of power in Europe, named after a Dutch city.

Starts with V

The democratic right that all EU citizens have in European Parliament elections.

Starts with W

The global conflict that ended in 1945 and motivated European nations to unite for peace.

Starts with X

The fear or hatred of people from other countries. The EU fights against this.

Starts with Y

The former Balkan country whose breakup in the 1990s led to the EU's first peacekeeping missions. ___ 2016.

Starts with Z

The EU's single market aims to have ___ tariffs on trade between member states.

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European UnionVersión en línea

por Cian Kelly

Starts with A

The country that joined the EU in 1995 alongside Sweden and Finland.

Starts with B

The founding country of the EEC that hosts the EU's main headquarters in its capital city.

Starts with C

The last country to join the EU, in 2013.

Starts with D

One of the three countries that joined the EU in 1973, along with Ireland and the UK.

Starts with E

The common currency shared by most EU member states, introduced in 1999.

Starts with F

One of the six founding countries of the EEC, also the country of Robert Schuman.

Starts with G

One of the six founding EEC countries, also the largest EU economy today.

Starts with H

A Central European country that joined the EU in 2004 as part of the fifth enlargement.

Starts with I

The founding EEC country that hosted the signing of the 1957 treaties in its capital.

Starts with J

The first name of Monnet, the French economist known as the Father of Europe.

Starts with K

The United ___ was the first country to leave the European Union, in 2020.

Starts with L

The 2007 EU reform treaty, named after a European capital city in Portugal.

Starts with M

The 1992 treaty that officially created the European Union and introduced EU citizenship.

Starts with N

One of the six EEC founding countries, also known as Holland.

Starts with O

The EU's founding goal: to keep peace, prosperity, and ___ in Europe.

Starts with P

The country that joined the EU in 1986 alongside Spain as part of the third enlargement.

Starts with Q

The type of majority required in the EU Council for most important decisions.

Starts with R

The French foreign minister who gave his name to the 1950 declaration that started European integration.

Starts with S

The 1985 agreement that created a border-free travel zone in Europe, named after a village in Luxembourg.

Starts with T

The legal document signed between countries to create rules and agreements, like the one signed in Rome in 1957.

Starts with U

The 1713 peace treaty that established the balance of power in Europe, named after a Dutch city.

Starts with V

The democratic right that all EU citizens have in European Parliament elections.

Starts with W

The global conflict that ended in 1945 and motivated European nations to unite for peace.

Starts with X

The fear or hatred of people from other countries. The EU fights against this.

Starts with Y

The former Balkan country whose breakup in the 1990s led to the EU's first peacekeeping missions. ___ 2016.

Starts with Z

The EU's single market aims to have ___ tariffs on trade between member states.