The process of combining or bringing together different parts into a unified whole. In the context of Europe after World War II, integration refers to the efforts made towards political and economic cooperation among European nations.
Integration is like putting together a puzzle where each piece represents a different country in Europe. As you connect these pieces one by one, they form a complete picture representing unity and collaboration.
European Union (EU): An economic and political union consisting of 27 member states located primarily in Europe. It aims to promote peace, stability, and prosperity among its members through cooperation.
Schengen Agreement: An agreement signed by several European countries that allows for passport-free travel across their borders while maintaining common external border controls.
Eurozone: A group of European Union member states that have adopted the euro as their official currency.
Which development marked the shift towards integration among European nations after WWII?
In what way did both World Wars influence a trend towards greater integration and cooperation among European nations in the late 20th century?
Which event marked the major turning point in Europe towards integration after World War II?
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