Compare and Contrast the similarities and differences of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and The Declaration of Independence

Answer 1

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights uses much more ambiguous but universally acceptable terminology, because it is speaking for the rights of millions of people worldwide of many races and ethnic and religious backgrounds. This cannot be attained without using words and laws that can be accepted by the persons of all the member countries. Article ten is a perfect example of this because it combines the ideas of two of the Bill of Rights Amendments, numbers six and seven, and forms a much more universally acceptable law. Article ten pertains to rights of a speedy trial as well as a trial by jury

Answer 2

Be careful. Anonymous didn't bother to tell where s/he copied this from. Don't commit plagiarism yourself, Demi.

Just Google the first half of the first sentence to see where it comes from.