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Aleks04 [339]
2 years ago
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If you were telling the story of European States and Empires in 1750, how would the narrative differ if you lived in the contine

nt of Europe or in a European colony? In what ways would the narrative be the same? In what ways would it be different?
History
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Effectus [21]2 years ago
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you need to tell where you live how it was back and the things going on if you were telling the story of European States and Empires in 1750

The recent application by Ukraine to join the European Union (EU) has brought the debate about the status of the EU's member states back to the forefront.

Members of one or more of the four major treaty organizations—the European Union (EU), NATO, Schengen, and eurozone—including three nations outside of Europe, make up the majority of the countries that make up the European member states.

These organizations are in charge of various facets of the European Union infrastructure in the area.

Following World War II, the organization was initially founded as the European Union Economic Community, with the primary goal of promoting economic cooperation. The concept was straightforward: nations that trade with one another and develop economic interdependence are more likely to stay out of war.

Learn more about European Union here

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