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neonofarm [45]
2 years ago
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After reading the excerpts from “The Struggle for Human Rights” by Eleanor Roosevelt, annotate the text using the strategies tha

t you learned. Fill in the table below with your annotations.
English
1 answer:
EastWind [94]2 years ago
8 0

Some annotations that show the strategies used by Eleanor Roosevelt are:

  • She appealed to their emotions
  • She tried using logic to convince them how important the Declaration was
  • She gave some example about people whose freedom and rights were not protected

<h3>What was the text about?</h3>

Eleanor Roosevelt was talking to UN members about the need and importance to vote for the Declaration of human rights.

Hence, we can see that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was later passed and this was due to the efforts of Eleanor and so many others on the United Nations member committee.

Read more about Eleanor Roosevelt here:

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