the most populated city in Europe currently is Moscow with a
population over 10 million
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Which describes Europe
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Located east of the Atlantic Ocean
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What are all the religions in Southern Europe
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There are perhaps hundreds of religions in Southern Europe. The
most popular, however, include Christianity, Judaism, and
Islam.
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How are countries in European Union linked
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1)They all have ratified the Lisbon Treaty which is the newest
treaty that defines EU's common institutions - the European
Parliament (legislative power), the European Commission (Executive
power), the Court of Justice of the EU (judiciary power), European
Central Bank, Council of Ministers and the European Council.
2) They share a single market, ensuring the free flow of
capital, goods, services and people. 17 of them share a single
currency - the euro. More member countries are expected to join the
Eurozone as soon as they fulfill the Maastricht criteria (budget
deficit, external debt, inflation and other limits).
2) 25 of them (except the newest 2 members, but that will
change) according to Schengen Agreement have abolished border
controls in between the member countries.
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What is the largest country in Europe
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Germany
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When was Moscow the most populated City in Europe
the most populated city in Europe currently is Moscow with a
population over 10 million
Which describes Europe
Located east of the Atlantic Ocean
What are all the religions in Southern Europe
There are perhaps hundreds of religions in Southern Europe. The
most popular, however, include Christianity, Judaism, and
Islam.
How are countries in European Union linked
1)They all have ratified the Lisbon Treaty which is the newest
treaty that defines EU's common institutions - the European
Parliament (legislative power), the European Commission (Executive
power), the Court of Justice of the EU (judiciary power), European
Central Bank, Council of Ministers and the European Council.
2) They share a single market, ensuring the free flow of
capital, goods, services and people. 17 of them share a single
currency - the euro. More member countries are expected to join the
Eurozone as soon as they fulfill the Maastricht criteria (budget
deficit, external debt, inflation and other limits).
2) 25 of them (except the newest 2 members, but that will
change) according to Schengen Agreement have abolished border
controls in between the member countries.