Test #2 Crossword
Across
- 1. British politician whose Zurich speech called for a United States of Europe
- 3. Political philosophy defined as Liberalism with limited government intervention
- 8. French politician whose Civil Code and attempts at unifying Europe laid foundations for the eventual European Union
- 9. Along with the UK and Ireland, nation that joined the EU in its First Enlargement
- 11. European country with a federalist approach to organizing sport
- 12. Political reason for nations to join the European Union
- 13. Titular city associated with an early EU treaty which regulated EU economics
- 15. United Nations committee with roles in international sports
- 19. Political philosophy founded on a principle of survivalism
- 20. Gambian town well-known for its annual community football tournament
- 21. Titular city associated with establishing a bicameral EU legislature, a Citizens Initiative, and a Right to Secession
- 22. International anti-doping association abbrev.
Down
- 1. Along with Malta and several former Soviet states, nation that joined the EU in its Central & Eastern Enlargement
- 2. EU ___ Policy governing EU relations with non-member states in Eastern Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East
- 4. Political philosophy recognizing the influence of state/provincial power in a national political system
- 5. Apart from its Olympic committee, Botswana's other major sports organizing body abbrev.
- 6. Major German sporting organizer abbrev.
- 7. Along with Spain and Portugal, nation that joined the EU in its Southern Enlargement
- 10. EU Court of Justice case covering football nationality changes and transfer fee regulation
- 14. One of the most popular sports for South African women in participation
- 16. Along with swimming and running, one of Germany's top three sports in participation
- 17. Internationally popular sport invented in England and largely introduced to the world through British Colonialism
- 18. Along with Sweden and Austria, nation that joined the EU in its Northern Enlargement