Practice question · Sort into groups
Sort each integration step by decade.
Groups: 1950s · 1980s-90s · 2000s-10s
- Euro coins and notes enter circulation
- Treaty of Rome creates the EEC
- Single European Act completes the internal market
- Draghi's "whatever it takes" speech
- ECSC pools coal and steel
Hints
- The sequence runs from sectoral cooperation to full monetary union.
- The single market came between the two.
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1950s: ECSC pools coal and steel, Treaty of Rome creates the EEC
1980s-90s: Single European Act completes the internal market
2000s-10s: Euro coins and notes enter circulation, Draghi's "whatever it takes" speech
Why
Coal and steel in the 1950s, the single market in the 1980s-90s, and the euro and its crisis in the 2000s-10s.
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