The Single European Act of 1987 was the act that removed communism from all Eastern European nations and brought all of these nations into the European Union.

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The Single European Act of 1987 was a treaty that aimed to create a single market among the European Community member states. It did not have any direct involvement in removing communism from Eastern European nations or bringing them into the European Union. Those events occurred through other political and historical developments, such as the collapse of the Soviet Union and the enlargement of the EU in the 2000s.

The Single European Act of 1987 Was the Act That