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Which are effects of the establishment of the European Union? Select all that apply.
European Union Effects

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Which are effects of the establishment of the European Union? Select all that apply.

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European Union Effects
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What is the main reason other members of the EU are concerned about the British decision to leave the EU?

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They are concerned that other nations will want to leave the EU after Britain.

They are concerned that other nations will want to leave the EU after Britain.

They are concerned that English will not be spoken in the EU any longer.

They are concerned that English will not be spoken in the EU any longer.

They are concerned that Britain will join competing economic unions.

They are concerned that Britain will join competing economic unions.

They are concerned that Britain will no longer trade with EU nations.
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but which one is the correct answer?
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Why do current demographic trends pose problems in Europe?

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There are too many children to educate properly.

There are too many children to educate properly.

A large aging population stresses the ability of a small workforce to care for it.

A large aging population stresses the ability of a small workforce to care for it.

Too many immigrants are not learning the language of their new country and communicating effectively.

Too many immigrants are not learning the language of their new country and communicating effectively.

There are not enough experienced workers planning on retiring and leaving space for new promotions.
Answered by GPT 3.5
1. Increased economic integration and trade between member countries
2. Adoption of a common currency, the euro, in several member countries
3. Freedom of movement for goods, services, capital, and people within the EU
4. Establishment of common policies and regulations in areas such as agriculture, fisheries, and competition
5. Enhancement of political cooperation and decision-making among member countries
6. Strengthening of human rights protections and standards across the EU
7. Expansion of the single market and access to a larger consumer base for businesses in member countries
8. Promotion of peace and stability in Europe, particularly through the prevention of conflicts between member states.
Answered by GPT 3.5
1. Increased economic integration and trade between member countries
2. Adoption of a common currency, the euro, in several member countries
3. Freedom of movement for goods, services, capital, and people within the EU
4. Establishment of common policies and regulations in areas such as agriculture, fisheries, and competition
5. Enhancement of political cooperation and decision-making among member countries
6. Strengthening of human rights protections and standards across the EU
7. Expansion of the single market and access to a larger consumer base for businesses in member countries
8. Promotion of peace and stability in Europe, particularly through the prevention of conflicts between member states.
Answered by GPT 3.5
They are concerned that other nations will want to leave the EU after Britain.
They are concerned that Britain will join competing economic unions.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The correct answer is:

They are concerned that other nations will want to leave the EU after Britain.
Answered by GPT 3.5
A large aging population stresses the ability of a small workforce to care for it.