What is the result of the 1985 Schengen Agreement?
a) It allowed free passage among all European nations that accepted the agreement.
b) It imposed careful immigration checks on anyone entering or leaving a Schengen Agreement territory.
Consider This: France was the driving force behind the Schengen Agreement. See 15.2: Strength in Union.
c) It required careful passport control, but abolition of customs duties, for signatories of the agreement.
Consider This: France was the driving force behind the Schengen Agreement. See 15.2: Strength in Union.
d) Signatories of the agreement would allow military troops in each other’s nations without restriction.
Consider This: France was the driving force behind the Schengen Agreement. See 15.2: Strength in Union.
a) It allowed free passage among all European nations that accepted the agreement.
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