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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights uses very emotional language. The declaration was a response to events in the 20th century. These events include he World Wars and the …

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights uses very emotional language. The declaration was a response to events in the 20th century. These events include he World Wars and the …
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights uses very emotional language. The declaration was a response to events in the 20th century. These events include he World Wars and the Holocaust. Vietnam and the Korean Wars. Reconstruction and the Civil War. the Great Depression and New Deal.

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World Wars and the Holocaust

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was created as a direct result of the Second World War, so the answer is "World Wars and the Holocaust". The Vietnam and the Korean Wars hadn't happened yet.

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