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How did Eleanor Roosevelt change the role of the First Lady during franklins d Roosevelts time in the office?
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she took an active role in public policy issues
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She took an active role in public policy issues
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How did Eleanor roosevelt change the role of the first lady during Franklin d roosevelts's time in office?
she took an active role in public policy issues
What was Eleanor Roosevelt's maiden name?
Eleanor Roosevelt's maiden name was Anna Eleanor Roosevelt. She was a distant cousin of FDR, and one of the ways he wooed her was by telling her she wouldn't even have to change her name. She was the daughter of Elliot Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt's younger brother.
What women who have made significant change do you know about?
Eleanor Roosevelt
What did Eleanor Roosevelt say to change the world?
i never wanted to be a president's wife
Who was the only first lady who didn't change her last name?
Eleanor Roosevelt
Were Eleanor and Franklin d rooevelt related before they were married?
Yes. They were distant cousins. FDR and Fmr. President Theodore Roosevelt were fifth cousins. Coincidentally, Anna Eleanor Roosevelt (she never had to change her last name) was Theodore Roosevelt's niece. So, to answer your question Eleanor Roosevelt was Franklin Roosevelt's fifth cousin's niece.
How did Eleanor Roosevelt change the role of the first lady during Franklin Roosevelt's time in office?
she took an active role in public policy issues
What did Eleanor Roosevelt do to change history and how did it effect the future?
I think that's pretty obvious she was the first lady!
How did Eleanor Roosevelt change the role of the First Lady during the Franklin D Roosevelt time in office?
she took an active role in public policy issues
Which first lady had a husband and a uncle that were presidents?
That was Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of Franklin and niece of Theodore. She did not have to change her name when she married.
What bad things did Eleanor Roosevelt do?
It has been rumored that in 1940 she was going through a little bit of a depressed phase and began to smoke away her troubles.
What did Eleanor want her husband Franklin Roosevelt to do after he was stricken with polio How did her life change because of her husbands illness?
this exact same question is on my worksheet for the story of Eleanor Roosevelt. anyways, Eleanor wanted her husband not to give up and to keep aiming for his goals despite the fact that he had the disease. She mainly want Franklin to run for president because that's all what Franklin wanted before the disease. She encouraged him ( unlike his mother who told him to not run for president because of his illness) to run for president and he did. i do not know the answer to the other part of the question though. sorry
