The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights reflected
A) its intention to remove guns from the U.S. population.
B) an international consensus against slavery, inhumane punishment, exile, racism and imperialism.
C) its intention to try leaders of the major powers as war criminals.
D) its understanding of slavery as a culturally defined phenomenon.
E) all of these.

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The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights reflected an international consensus against slavery, inhumane punishment, exile, racism and imperialism. It did not mention anything about removing guns from the U.S. population or trying leaders of the major powers as war criminals. While it acknowledged the existence of slavery, it did not view it as a culturally defined phenomenon. Thus, option E is also not correct.

The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights Reflected