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The single market of the European Union aims to:

Impose trade barriers among EU member states

Promote protectionism and isolationism

Restrict movement of goods and services within the EU

Facilitate trade and investment between EU member states

The Treaty of Lisbon, signed in 2007, aimed to:

Enhance the democratic legitimacy and efficiency of EU institutions

Create the European Union's customs union

Formulate the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)

Establish the single market of the European Union

The Schengen Agreement, associated with the concept of the Schengen Area, primarily focuses on:

Regulating agricultural subsidies within the EU

Establishing a common currency for the Schengen countries

Abolishing border controls among participating countries

Harmonizing tax policies among EU member states

The principle of "ever closer union" is enshrined in which key EU treaty?

Treaty of Lisbon

Treaty of Maastricht

Treaty of Nice

Treaty of Rome

The principle of "subsidiarity" within the EU means that decisions should be taken at:

The local level by municipal authorities

The national level, unless there are clear benefits to EU-level action

The supranational level by EU institutions

The regional level within member states

The European Parliament plays a crucial role in:

Enforcing EU regulations

Appointing the President of the European Commission

Negotiating trade agreements with non-EU countries

Representing the citizens of the EU and legislating on their behalf

Which of the following is a requirement for a country to join the Schengen Area?

Adoption of the euro as its currency

Formation of a military alliance with other Schengen members

Implementation of common visa and border control policies

Compliance with common agricultural policies

The European Union's political union involves:

Formation of a European federal state

Cooperation and coordination of policies among member states

Centralization of political power at the EU level

Abolition of national governments within the EU

The European Union's trade policies focus on:

Erecting trade barriers to protect domestic industries

Restricting imports to safeguard local markets

Subsidizing exports to gain a competitive advantage

Promoting free and fair trade with global partners