What is the European Union?
How was the European Union Formed?
In 1951, six countries founded the European Coal and Steel Community which included: Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands. Later, in 1957, it expanded its economic range as the European Economic Community and the European Atomic Energy Community. In the next half a century a further 22 countries have joined and the name changed to European Economic Comunity (E.E.C.). In 2004, there was a historic expansion marking the reunification of Europe after decades of division and the name changed again to the most recent version: the European Union (EU).
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