Western Europe
Political Culture and Nationalism
Immigration and Power Sharing
European Union
Eastern Europe
100

Long-time dictator of Spain during the Estado Novo from 1933 to 1974

Francisco Franco

100

_____ refers to the feelings of a group of people who perceive themselves as sharing a sense of belonging and who often have a common language, culture, and set of traditions that is set to the exclusion of others.

Nationalism

100

____ is the process of leaving ones home country to move to another while ____ is the process of moving to a new country to establish residency and citizenship.

Emigration; Immigration
100

The name for the currency area of the EU.

Eurozone

100

Name one of the three Baltics States

Estonia, Latvia, or Lithuania

200

Major part of the ______ Empire that ultimately broke away and became Brazil under Emperor Pedro II

Portuguese

200

____ refers to the set of orientations to politics in a national or sub-national population with knowledge and beliefs about political reality and feelings or commitments to particular political values; established through childhood, socialization, media, family.

Political Culture

200

_____ is a dislike or prejudice against people that migrate to one's community

Xenophobia

200

The _____ amended previous agreements used to establish the European Union to give the EU full legal status and expanded existing institutions of the EU. It was the alternative to a constitution.

Treaty of Lisbon

200

Name one of the Balkans States

Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia

300

Name the Heads of State in the UK, France, Portugal, and Spain

UK: Charles III

France: Macron

Portugal: Rebelo de Sousa

Spain: Felipe VI

300

A(n) _____ is an ongoing administrative apparatus that develops and administers laws and generates and implements public policies in a specific territory

State

300

Which two states did we discuss in terms of their dissolution and the resulting power sharing institutions created in the aftermath.

Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia

300

The _____ founded the European Union in 1992 and began the process of establishing shared European citizenship, a shared currency, and supranational institutions.

Treaty of Maastricht

300

Name the Heads of State in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, and Belarus

Russia: Putin

Ukraine: Zelenskyy

Poland: Duda

Belarus: Lukashenka

400

Name a comunidad autonoma in Spain

Basque Country, Catalonia, Andalusia

400

____ is a Portuguese populist right-wing party with goal to “return to Christian, conservative, pre-globalization values”

Chega

400

____ is a theory of governmental stability based on power-sharing arrangements and the avoidance of violence by ensuring proportional representation in decision-making

Consociational Theory

400

Which states are the most recent to leave and join the EU?

Croatia (2013) and the UK (2020)

400

Briefly describe the named Revolutions of Eastern Europe we discussed.

Orange and Maidan--Ukraine

Velvet--Czecholslovakia

Singing-Baltics

500

Name the Heads of Government in the UK, France, Portugal, and Spain

UK: Sunak

France: Borne

Portugal: Da Costa

Spain: Perez-Castejon

500

Provide three examples of differences between Political Culture and Nationalism in the United States versus Europe.

uSocialist and Social Democratic Parties

uThe Welfare State

uUnionization

uPaternalism

uClass

uSpirituality

uAbsence of Feudalism in America

uEarly Affluence in America

uDisintegrative Forces of Immigration

uThe Frontier Thesis

uAmerican Sectarianism

uRacial Heterogeneity in America—The Marginalized Community

500

Briefly explain the history of the European region in terms of both its era of emigration and the current era of immigration.

Emigration from Europe

u1850s and Great Irish Famine

u1880s and Cheaper Travel from Eastern, Southern Europe

uUrban Centers Absorb, Industrialize Rapidly

u1900-1915: Third Wave Ends with WWI

uCongress, Quotas, and Xenophobia Grow

Immigration to Europe

uGuest Worker—Temporary Migrants to Fill Labor Needs

uLabor Migrants Grow in Western Europe Amid Post-WWII Reconstruction

uWirtschaftswunder—Germany’s Economic Miracle

uSecond Wave: Family Unification Leads to Third Generation

500

List and explain three of the modern institutions of the European Union and explain how these institutions function/are organized/representatives chosen. 

European Council

u27 HOS/HOG

uCouncil President

uPresident of European Commission

uHigh Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy

uDecisions have weight of EU Law

Council of Ministers

uDay-to-day legislative and budgetary work

uCan’t initiate policy but can request it

uPresidency to each country on 6 month terms

European Commission

uNumber of reps corresponds to 2/3 of the number of member states

u1 commissioner per member-state

uCommittee structure for various issues

uPresident with 7 vice presidents

European Parliament

u751 members elected to five year terms based on population of states

uStrasbourg and Brussels meeting places

uFocus on Europe-level issues

uDisconnect between domestic party power and parliamentary elections

European Court of Justice

u1 justice for each of the 27 states

uPower to enforce EU rules, judicial review, and intervene domestically

European Central Bank

uActs independently from rest of EU

uControls monetary policy (but not budgetary policy of states

500

Name the Heads of Government in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, and Belarus

Russia: Mishustin

Ukraine: Shymyhal

Poland: Morawiecki

Belarus: Halowchenka

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