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European Union Paper

The European Union is a well thought out creation. Is this fiction or non fiction? Throughout these next couple of pages the pros and cons will be examined of the European Union. The European Union was created in 1992; however a similar idea was formed back in 1951. This is when Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy, Luxemburg, and Netherlands united to become the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC). This allowed the countries to share their wealth of energy production to become a wealthy union.
Today the European Union has different standards and regulations but is concerned on the aspect of uniting as in 1951. The European Union has grown extensively. The thought of growing can be taken very seriously since the European Union has been picking up more members growing from six nations to twenty-five nations. The European Union also introduced in 2002 a common currency which was the Euro.
After the European Union was created Western European......

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