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How did western europe countries begin to cooperate with one another after World War 2?
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After World War II, Western Europe saw that they needed to work together and put all this fighting behind them. They looked towards peace and unity within the continent. This created many successful organizations that created a sense of unity and peace throughout the continent eventually leading to the most successful: the European Union.
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Yes it rains in all countries in Europe one time or another. All the countries have seasons that change.
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Which two countries dominate western Europe?
The two main countries in western Europe are Germany and France. It would not be totally accurate to say that they dominate western Europe. There are other large and important countries there too.
What did the countries of western Europe create?
The Western European countries created several organizations. NATO is one example. This organization was created by Western Europe and the United States to protect Western Europe from a possible Soviet invasion. The Western European Union is another example. This union was created to unite Western Europe. However, this organization is now dissolved and was engulfed in the European Union in 2011. The European Union is also another example. Though this union now includes parts all over Europe, it was first created by Western European nations.
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When was the mutual agreement signed between the Western countries in Europe?
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What is Western Europe's most populated country?
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Is Sweden in Western or Eastern Europe?
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Is France part of England?
France and England are both in Western Europe, but are different countries, fully independent one from another.
What countries dominated western Europe after world war 2?
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