AP Success - AP European History: Treaty of the European Union

To form a military alliance among European nations for collective defense against external threats.

To establish a common currency that would be used across all member states of the Union.

To create a single European government that would replace the national governments of member states.

Promoting the sovereignty of individual states over collective decision-making.

Maintaining the status quo of cooperation as it was at the time of the treaty's signing.

Creating a single European nation-state with a unified national identity.

Economic prosperity as the primary goal.

Isolationism and self-sufficiency of each member state.

Uniformity in cultural and political practices.

Absolute centralization of political power.

The elimination of national borders for all policy decisions.

The supremacy of national parliaments in legislative matters.

A traditional, conservative social order.

A preference for authoritarian governance structures.

An emphasis on economic factors over social and political values.