1972 Accession Treaty

Target entity: 1972 Accession Treaty
Context triple: [Treaty of Accession 1972 (United Kingdom to the European Communities), shortName, 1972 Accession Treaty]

• A. Élysée Treaty
  The Élysée Treaty is a landmark 1963 agreement that cemented postwar reconciliation and close political cooperation between France and West Germany.
• B. Brussels Treaty of 1965
  The Brussels Treaty of 1965, formally known as the Merger Treaty, was an agreement that unified the executive institutions of the European Coal and Steel Community, the European Economic Community, and Euratom into a single set of shared institutions, advancing European integration.
• C. Treaty of Rome
  The Treaty of Rome is a 1957 international agreement that established the European Economic Community, laying a foundational step toward today’s European Union and its single market.
• D. Treaty of Brussels (1975)
  The Treaty of Brussels (1975) is a European Community treaty that, among other institutional reforms, established the European Court of Auditors as the external financial watchdog of the Community’s budget.
• E. Treaty of Paris (1951)
  The Treaty of Paris (1951) was the international agreement that created the European Coal and Steel Community, laying an early foundation for European integration after World War II.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 1972 Accession Treaty
Target entity description: The 1972 Accession Treaty is the international agreement by which the United Kingdom formally joined the European Communities, the precursor to the European Union.

• A. Élysée Treaty
  The Élysée Treaty is a landmark 1963 agreement that cemented postwar reconciliation and close political cooperation between France and West Germany.
• B. Brussels Treaty of 1965
  The Brussels Treaty of 1965, formally known as the Merger Treaty, was an agreement that unified the executive institutions of the European Coal and Steel Community, the European Economic Community, and Euratom into a single set of shared institutions, advancing European integration.
• C. Treaty of Rome
  The Treaty of Rome is a 1957 international agreement that established the European Economic Community, laying a foundational step toward today’s European Union and its single market.
• D. Treaty of Brussels (1975)
  The Treaty of Brussels (1975) is a European Community treaty that, among other institutional reforms, established the European Court of Auditors as the external financial watchdog of the Community’s budget.
• E. Treaty of Paris (1951)
  The Treaty of Paris (1951) was the international agreement that created the European Coal and Steel Community, laying an early foundation for European integration after World War II.
• F. None of above. chosen