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Along with goods, capital, and services, what fourth freedom anchors the European single market?
Answer: People
Why: In 1957 free movement covered only workers and the self-employed; the Maastricht Treaty made it a right of every EU citizen in 1993.
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What principle gives EU law priority over national law?
Answer: Primacy
Why: Primacy ensures that common European rules cannot be overridden by conflicting national statutes.
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In which city did the EU set its 1993 membership criteria?
Answer: Copenhagen
Why: The 1957 Treaty of Rome let any European state apply but listed no entry criteria; the real conditions came at Copenhagen in 1993.
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In which year was the Maastricht Treaty signed?
Answer: 1992
Why: The 1992 treaty formally created the modern European Union and paved the path to the single currency.
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What original executive body later became the Commission?
Answer: High Authority
Why: The High Authority was created as an independent body above national governments to govern coal and steel.
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What treaty failed when the French parliament refused to ratify it in 1954?
Answer: European Defence Community Treaty
Why: The 1952 treaty would have merged national forces under one budget, but the French Assembly shelved it on 30 August 1954 by 319 votes to 264.