Question 1

How does the European Commission compare with the Council of the European Union?

Accepted Answer

A) Commission membership is based on the size of the member state's economy,whereas Council of the European Union membership is based on one member per member state. 
B) Commission membership is approved by the Council of the European Union,whereas Council of the European Union membership is approved by the European Parliament. 
C) Commission membership is based on one member per member state,whereas Council of the European Union membership varies from one meeting to the next depending on the topic being discussed. 
D) Commission membership represents the interests of each individual member state,whereas Council of the European Union membership represents the interests of Europe as a whole. 
A) Commission membership is based on the size of the member state's economy,whereas Council of the European Union membership is based on one member per member state. 
B) Commission membership is approved by the Council of the European Union,whereas Council of the European Union membership is approved by the European Parliament. 
C) Commission membership is based on one member per member state,whereas Council of the European Union membership varies from one meeting to the next depending on the topic being discussed. 
D) Commission membership represents the interests of each individual member state,whereas Council of the European Union membership represents the interests of Europe as a whole.

Question 2

The Maastricht Treaty includes which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) renaming the European Economic Community the European Community 
B) committing the European Union to monetary union 
C) eliminating the proposal for establishing a common foreign policy 
D) eliminating nontariff barriers to trade 
A) renaming the European Economic Community the European Community 
B) committing the European Union to monetary union 
C) eliminating the proposal for establishing a common foreign policy 
D) eliminating nontariff barriers to trade

Question 3

At the core of the European Union is a unified set of tariffs with regard to goods coming in from outside the free trade area.This is called a __________.

Accepted Answer

A) preferential trade area 
B) monetary union 
C) customs union 
D) unified currency 
A) preferential trade area 
B) monetary union 
C) customs union 
D) unified currency

Question 4

Neofunctionalism is the theory that __________ integration generates a political dynamic that drives integration further.

Accepted Answer

A) technological 
B) national 
C) economic 
D) naval 
A) technological 
B) national 
C) economic 
D) naval

Question 5

European integration is following a certain plan,from free trade area to customs union to common market.What is an example of the next step in the process?

Accepted Answer

A) integration of defense strategy 
B) unified political structure 
C) establishment of an economic and monetary union 
D) inclusion of Eastern European states 
A) integration of defense strategy 
B) unified political structure 
C) establishment of an economic and monetary union 
D) inclusion of Eastern European states

Question 6

The Single European Act is an example of an attempt at the creation of a __________ through comprehensive changes.

Accepted Answer

A) common market 
B) war treaty 
C) court of justice 
D) defense community 
A) common market 
B) war treaty 
C) court of justice 
D) defense community

Question 7

Information technology __________.

Accepted Answer

A) gives repressive governments less power to keep track of dissidents 
B) makes it harder for governments to gather and store information 
C) makes it harder for governments to hide information from each other 
D) is desired by only advanced,industrialized countries 
A) gives repressive governments less power to keep track of dissidents 
B) makes it harder for governments to gather and store information 
C) makes it harder for governments to hide information from each other 
D) is desired by only advanced,industrialized countries

Question 8

The integration theory that asserts that technological and economic development lead to more and more supranational structures as states seek practical means to fulfill certain activities is __________.

Accepted Answer

A) functionalism 
B) neofunctionalism 
C) supranationalism 
D) intergovernmentalism 
A) functionalism 
B) neofunctionalism 
C) supranationalism 
D) intergovernmentalism

Question 9

International integration is the gradual shifting upward of sovereignty from the __________ to regional or global structures.

Accepted Answer

A) industry 
B) state 
C) county 
D) market 
A) industry 
B) state 
C) county 
D) market

How does the European Commission compare with the Council of the European Union?

The Maastricht Treaty includes which of the following?

At the core of the European Union is a unified set of tariffs with regard to goods coming in from outside the free trade area.This is called a __________.

Neofunctionalism is the theory that __________ integration generates a political dynamic that drives integration further.

European integration is following a certain plan,from free trade area to customs union to common market.What is an example of the next step in the process?

The Single European Act is an example of an attempt at the creation of a __________ through comprehensive changes.

Information technology __________.

The integration theory that asserts that technological and economic development lead to more and more supranational structures as states seek practical means to fulfill certain activities is __________.

International integration is the gradual shifting upward of sovereignty from the __________ to regional or global structures.

The Globalization of International Relations

Realist Theories

Liberal and Social Theories

Foreign Policy

International Conflict

Military Force and Terrorism

International Organization, Law, and Human Rights

International Trade

Global Finance and Business

Environment and Population

The North-South Gap

International Development

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Exam 10: International Integration

How does the European Commission compare with the Council of the European Union?

The Maastricht Treaty includes which of the following?

At the core of the European Union is a unified set of tariffs with regard to goods coming in from outside the free trade area.This is called a __________.

Neofunctionalism is the theory that __________ integration generates a political dynamic that drives integration further.

European integration is following a certain plan,from free trade area to customs union to common market.What is an example of the next step in the process?

The Single European Act is an example of an attempt at the creation of a __________ through comprehensive changes.

Information technology __________.

The integration theory that asserts that technological and economic development lead to more and more supranational structures as states seek practical means to fulfill certain activities is __________.

International integration is the gradual shifting upward of sovereignty from the __________ to regional or global structures.

The Globalization of International Relations

Realist Theories

Liberal and Social Theories

Foreign Policy

International Conflict

Military Force and Terrorism

International Organization, Law, and Human Rights

International Trade

Global Finance and Business

Environment and Population

The North-South Gap

International Development

Filters