What political factors contributed to the formation of the European Union?○ A)The disparity of wealth among European countries and communist countriesand geographical dispersionThe strength of the Soviet Union and the weakness of independentEuropean nationsB)○ D)World War II devastation of Western Europe and desired political andeconomic strength for the regionThe desire of European leaders to compete against the Soviet Union and theUnited States and the desire to protect European culture

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Principles of Economics 2e

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