European Union and NATO Quiz

What does NATO stand for?

• National Alliance of Treaty Organizations

• North Atlantic Treaty Organization

• North American Trade Organization

• Northern Alliance Treaty Office

Article 5 of the NATO Treaty states that:

• Every nation must spend 2% of GDP on defense

• An attack on one member is an attack on all

• Only European countries may join NATO

• The U.S. is exempt from NATO operations

The term “Brexit” is short for:

• Britain Exit

• British Executive

• Britain’s Exit from NATO

• British Expansion

Which two Nordic countries joined NATO in 2024 to strengthen defense against Russia?

• Finland and Sweden

• Norway and Denmark

• Sweden and Estonia

• Iceland and Finland

Migrants are leaving North Africa primarily because of:

• Religious persecution

• Economic hardship and limited opportunity

• Overpopulation in Europe

• Climate treaties

One main goal of the EU's 'single market' is to:

• Eliminate tariffs between member states

• Limit immigration from outside Europe

• Control military spending

• Enforce national tax codes

Which statement best describes the impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland?

• It ended border checks permanently

• It reignited old tensions with Ireland

• It made trade easier across the Irish border

• It caused Northern Ireland to leave the UK

The term sovereignty refers to:

• The economic influence of the EU

• A nation’s ability to govern itself independently

• Trade equality between nations

• Shared citizenship within a region

If a new nation in Europe wanted to improve economic stability and trade with neighbors, it would most likely:

• Join the EU

• Leave NATO

• Increase tariffs

• Abandon its currency

A rise in anti-migrant sentiment leading to the election of nationalist parties is an example of:

• Economic integration

• Political backlash

• Cultural diffusion

• Regionalism