Which best describes the implications of the Holocaust? A. In a collective effort to avoid such crimes against humanity in the future, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. B. The Germans were refused membership in the newly minted United Nations because of their atrocious crimes during the war. C. The horrors of the Holocaust demonstrated that the Allied nations were morally and culturally superior to the Axis nations. D. In the aftermath of the Holocaust, nations around the world gave up their prejudices against Jews, Roma, and other minorities.

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Carissa Parks

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16 June, 15:39

Which best describes the implications of the Holocaust? A. In a collective effort to avoid such crimes against humanity in the future, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. B. The Germans were refused membership in the newly minted United Nations because of their atrocious crimes during the war. C. The horrors of the Holocaust demonstrated that the Allied nations were morally and culturally superior to the Axis nations. D. In the aftermath of the Holocaust, nations around the world gave up their prejudices against Jews, Roma, and other minorities.

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Kian Mcdaniel · Answer 1

"B. The Germans were refused membership in the newly minted United Nations because of their atrocious crimes during the war" is the best answer from the list.