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Understanding the Maastricht Treaty
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A timeline and explanation for the Maastricht Treaty
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Maastricht TreatyCreated @November 30, 2022 6:30 PM
Topic Economy Foreign Policy
Gov and PM Conservatives Major
Type Classwork
End of WWII:
1950: Schumann Plan
1951: ECSE (european coal and steel community) to share
resources and prevent another war
1957: Treaty of Rome - created EEC (european economic
community), succesful for free market trading
EFTA (european free trade association) - aka BTEC EEC
1963: Britain rejection to join EEC 1
1967: Britain rejection to join EEC 2
1973: Britain joins EEC under Heath
1975: Referendum (2/3 vote to stay) under Wilson
1984: Thatcher rebate
1986: Single european act - harmonises external tarifs and quotas
to create a single market
Europe Blue Banana= areas in Europe with very high economic growth
1992: Maastritch was the centre of the blue banana - institution of Parliament and
Commission made with laws that all members had to follow, this was problematic and
controversial (ppl worried about sovereignity)
Contituted of two main ideas:
1. Social Chapter
Maastricht Treaty 1
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