Which of the following describes the concerns of some Europeans toward the European Union?
a. Will the uniqueness of each nation and its people become extinct?
b. How much national power will be lost to the Union?
c. How much control will American have in the organization?
d. How will a governing body that is headquartered in a foreign nation be able to relate to each individual nation and its unique concerns and problems?
e. Each of these situations gave the Eurocrats some concern and whether they should approve the Union's new constitution.
e
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a) Alfred Thayer Mahan b) Ernest Howard Crosby c) Queen Liliuokalani d) the Spanish government
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a. workers in America, regardless of skill level, were better off than workers in Europe b. the lower paid workers, including women and blacks, improved their earnings by roughly half c. the lives of workers were not only difficult but insecure, and improvements came slowly d. workers at all income levels experienced at least periodic abundance
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A) independent evolution of ironworking in Africa B) the prestige of ironworking C) the first African civilizations D) Bantu migrations
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