Britain and Europe
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- Britain and Europe
- The Dunkirk Treaty 1947
- A military alliance between France and Britain to protect themselves from German attack
- The Brussels Treaty 1948
- Political cooperation,military cooperation and economic culture
- Intergovernmental
- OEEC 1948
- Organisation for European Economic Co operation
- Britain happy to join because they did not have to give up any soveignty
- Council of Europe 1949
- Trying to establish a free trade area
- Britain joined cause don't have to give up any soveignty
- The Plevan Plan (EDC) 1950
- This was countries joing together to form a army to help Germany remilitarise.
- Britain did not want to join because it meant contributing members of their army
- Supranationalism
- The Schuman Plan ECSE 1952
- The combining of steel and coal industries of France and Germany
- Britain did not wnat to give up any of theeir coal and steel as it was very vital to them
- Supranationalism
- EEC 1959
- This was to promote better trade between the European Countries and more integration.
- Britain did not want to join because felt that they already had good trade with the commonwealth and did not want to give that up
- Britain created EFTA instead because they did not have to give up any soveignty but found that they ended up doing more trade with EEC anyway
- The Dunkirk Treaty 1947
- Intergovermental
- The Dunkirk Treaty 1947
- A military alliance between France and Britain to protect themselves from German attack
- Had the US in mind prooving that they could enter into another alliance
- The Dunkirk Treaty 1947
- Again trying to prove to US they can enter into other treatys.
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