Choose the reasons for the conclusion of the Polish-Lithuanian Union called the Union of Lublin from the list below. Mark them in green. Mark other facts in red.

• {green}demands of the Executionist movement{/green}
  
• {red}pressure from Lithuanian magnates{/red}
  
• {green}the fact that Sigismund II August had no issue, which could lead to the break-up of the unity of Poland and Lithuania{/green}
  
• {green}the need to defend Livonia together against Sweden's aggression{/green}
  
• {green}the growing threat posed to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania by its eastern neighbors{/green}
  
• {green}the aspiration of the middle Lithuanian nobility - the boyars - to obtain the same rights and privileges as the Polish nobility{/green}
  
• {red}threat posed by the Teutonic Knights both to Poland and Lithuania{/red}
  
• {green}possibility of economic expansion to the east by the Polish nobility{/green}
  
• {green}cultural approximation of Lithuania to Poland{/green}
  
• {red}multinationalism of the state{/red}
  
• {red}the promise of state union made at the baptism of Lithuania by Władysław Jagiełło{/red}
  
• {green}the emergence of a powerful and strong state provided better opportunities for defense and international operations{/green}
  
• {red}development of judiciary{/red}
  
• {red}shared treasure allowed for the organization of a larger army{/red}

Complete the sentences based on an excerpt from the Union of Lublin.

armies, coin, foreign policy, Sejm, King, offices

Lithuania and Poland had separate ............................ with separate commanders: the Great Crown Hetman and the Great Lithuanian Hetman.
Both states had a common .............................
The ............................ of Poland was also the monarch of Lithuania.
In Lithuania, separate ............................ were preserved.
The crown led its own .............................
There was no separate ............................ in Lithuania.