History A-Level
EEC
What EEC means in History A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of EEC
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Reference: AQA
Britain made attempts to join in 1961, only to be vetoed in 1963.
Topics that use EEC
Related terms
- 'Stop-go' policies
- Affluent society
- Economic management and relative decline
- Party factionalism and ideological division
- Post-war boom
- Winds of Change
- Balance of payments issues
- EFTA
Using EEC in the exam
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