What did Eleanor Roosevelt achieve?

Answer 1

o Held press conferences o Travel to all parts of the country o Give lectures o Radio broadcasts o Expressed her opinions o Her own daily newspaper column, “My Day” o Rewrote FDR’s letter to family of servicemen who died herself because she thought it was too insincere and cold o Called first lady of Main Street - Joined State Democratic Committee 7500 columns 500 articles 24 books edited party newsletters moderated her own television and radio shows lectures

Answer 2

fights for the under dogs and never gives up she was the ladies

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She worked to help women get to vote and when the suffrage passed (in 1920) she was named the US. Delegate to the United Nations, she worked hard for peace.

Answer 3

She helped during World War 1. She knitted for the soldiers, was a red cross volunteer, and fed soldiers passing through the nation's capital. Eleanor fought for woman's rights and like to work with politics. She did all this well she was married to Franklin Roosevelt (her 5th cousin once removed). She was born on October 11,1884. Her full name is Anna Eleanor Roosevelt. She had 6 children (Anna, Elliot, Franklin Jr., John, ans James [and another Franklin Jr. who died soon after birth]).

Answer 4

Eleanor Roosevelt achieved many goals but one of her most remarkable achievements was the fact she chaired the committee which drafted and approved of The Human Rights Activist. She was also a teacher, a newspaper columnist, and an author. She became involved in politics as the First Lady, and she also became a national symbol of grace, kindness, charity, and optimism during the Great Depression. She worked with the red cross, started a school for girls, started a furniture shop to employ unemployed people and achieved much more. Many people looked up to and admired Eleanor Roosevelt for her great works and her strong will and attitude. Eleanor is a woman of great achievements and dreams.

Answer 5

o Held press conferences o Travel to all parts of the country o Give lectures o Radio broadcasts o Expressed her opinions o Her own daily newspaper column, “My Day” o Rewrote FDR’s letter to family of servicemen who died herself because she thought it was too insincere and cold o Called first lady of Main Street - Joined State Democratic Committee 7500 columns 500 articles 24 books edited party newsletters moderated her own television and radio shows lectures

Answer 6

- Red cross

- Helped women gain rights

- worked for the UN(united nations)

Answer 7

-7500 columns- -500 articles- -24 books- -edited party newsletters- -moderated her own television and radio shows- -lectures-

Answer 8

eleanor roosevelt also opposed the stockpiling of nuclear weapons.