Exam 4: Europe

Which of the following is NOT a governing institution of the European Union?

Most of Europe's largest rivers are too shallow to accommodate transport vessels.

The philosophy known as _____________________ emphasized the dignity and worth of the individual regardless of wealth or social status.

Air pollution is lighter over the North European Plain than in most other parts of Europe.

Today, immigrants are a major source of population growth in Europe.

The use of nuclear power to generate electricity is more common and accepted in Europe than in North America.

What broad landform feature encompasses parts of the British Isles, Scandinavia, eastern Europe, and western Russia?

Which of the following statements characterizes the practice of dumping, which is often carried out by European agricultural producers?

Which of the following is among the core ideas of the EU?

The precursor to the European Union was the _______________.

The overseas empires of England, the Netherlands, and France are the basis on which the modern global economy is built.

The largest expense category in the EU budget is:

By the nineteenth century, the Spanish and Portuguese had overshadowed England and the Netherlands as the world's strongest colonizers.

All of the following have been concerns regarding Turkey's possible membership in the European Union EXCEPT:

Which of the following was NOT an original member of the European Economic Community?

The economic term _____________________ is used to refer to reductions in the unit costs of production that occur when goods and services are produced in large amounts, resulting in increased profit per unit.

What is the name of the supranational institution that includes most countries of Europe and will create a common market among them?

The European Union is the second largest economy in the world, second only to the United States.

Rules and standards that apply to the countries of the European Union tend to influence people and businesses in those countries only.

What was the dominant type of housing constructed to accommodate the post-World War II growth of Europe's cities?