History
The document that officially established the European Union.
What is the Maastricht Treaty?
Directly elected half of the legislative branch, adopts EU legislation
What is the European Parliament?
Elections occur every-
What is five years?
The monetary union where countries use the Euro as the official currency
What is the Eurozone?
The number of stars in the EU flag
What is 12 stars?
Piece of legislation promoting individual rights for all European citizens
What is the Charter of Fundamental Rights?
What is the Council of Ministers?
The system by which the Parliament is elected
What is party-list proportional representation?
This word combines a medical term to describe Europe's economic stagnation
What is Eurosclerosis?
The three official linguistics scripts of the EU
What are Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic?
An issue that was a key factor in causing Eurosceptic sentiment in the U.K
What is immigration?
The body that performs both executive and legislative functions
What is the European Commission?
Citizens are involved in electing MEPs in this way
What is through direct election?
Interaction between EU member states without ceding sovereignty
What is intergovernmental politics?
The current President of the European Commission
Who is Ursula van der Leyen?
Treaty that founded the European Economic Community.
What is the Treaty of Rome?
The two primary locations of EU Institutions
What are Brussels and Strasbourg (Belgium and France = half credit)
Party with the largest number of seats in Parliament
What is the European People/s Party (EPP)?
In January 2026, Germany wanting to create a core "G6" for policy-making is an example of this concept
What is multi-speed Europe (Europe at 2 speeds)?
The EU features a piece of formal address to an event, a person, or a thing not present from this Classical-era composer. Double points for the name of the piece.
Who is Beethoven? (What is Ode to Joy or the last movement of his 9th symphony)
What is the Lisbon Treaty?
The departments of the European Commission
What are the Directorates-General?
The center-left major party in Parliament
What is the S&D (Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)?
EU acts only if objectives cannot be sufficiently achieved by member states and would be better at the Union level
What is the Principle of Subsidiarity?
The distinguishing physical feature of all EU-issued automobile license plates.
What is the blue band?