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Question
The ‘Maastricht’ Treaty is with reference to the ______.
Options
United Nations Peace Keeping Force
European Union
American interventions in Kuwait
Creation of BRICS
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Solution
The ‘Maastricht’ Treaty is with reference to the European Union.
Explanation:
The Maastricht Treaty is related to the European Union; it created a new structure for European integration, set rules for economic and monetary coordination, and strengthened the coordination of political and foreign policies among member states, making it decisive in the establishment of the Union.
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