Christianity, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish,
With Christianity being the most prevalent because of the crusades.
The European Union does not recognise any religions. Each of the 27 member states of the EU has its own laws to do with religions. Some countries "recognise" religions. Some do not have any such law, religion is a private matter and does not necessarily have to be regulated by laws.
The European Union has 27 different countries so there are lots of borders in it.
The population of the European Union is roughly half a billion.
No.
Greenland left the European Community in 1979 when it became more autonomous within the Kingdom of Denmark
The European Union does not fit within health and safety; health and safety fits within the EU. EU health and safety requirements are but one small part of what the EU does.
No, you do not need a passport to travel within the European Union if you are a citizen of an EU member country. A valid national ID card is usually sufficient for travel within the EU.
Sort of. Several countries within the European Union still hold several colonies and territories around the world, some of which are part of the European Union. However, the EU as a whole is not considered a colonial power.
They are arguing that the Gaza strip should be released.
Food may be taken into Europe, depending on if you are traveling outside or within the European Union. Some foods that may be brought within the European Union are meat, dairy, fruit, vegetables and other animal product. Foods that are allowed outside of the European Union are 2 kilograms of fruits or vegetables except potatoes.
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Europe; the European Union created the Euro for those countries within the Union that decided they wanted a common currency.