What allowed for the free movement of goods, services, and people across european borders? a. the european coal and steel community b. the european economic community c. the european agriculture community d. the european political and religious community

B) The European Economic Community

European Economic Community (EEC), association set up (1958) by a bargain marked in 1957 by Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and West Germany (presently Germany); it was referred to casually as the Common Market.

The EEC was the most noteworthy of the three bargain associations that were combined in 1967 to shape the European Community (EC; known since the endorsement [1993] of the Maastricht arrangement as the European Union). The EEC had as its point the inevitable monetary association of its part countries, at last prompting political association. It worked for the free development of work and capital, the abrogation of trusts and cartels, and the improvement of joint and equal arrangements on work, social welfare, horticulture, transport, and outside trade.

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