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What did eleanor roosevelt do of particular significance several years after the war ended?
a. she chaired the committee that drafted the united nation’s "universal declaration of human rights."
b. she traveled to china in an attempt to broker an end to the bitter civil war.
c. she acted as the u. s. representative in attendance at the nuremberg trials.
d. she became an outspoken critic of communist independence movements around the world.
e. she was the first u. s. official to visit japan after the end of wwii.

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