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What can be learn by the Nepali women from the life of Eleanor Roosevelt?
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Why did Eleanor Roosevelt resign her membership from the Daughters of the American Revolution?
they would not let a black women sing there.
What was the navy equivalent of the WACs?
The U.S. Navy's counterpart to the Army's Women's Army Corps (WAC), was the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service). Their official name was the U.S. Naval Reserve (Women's Reserve) but the nickname "WAVES" endured, even to this day.The WAVES were established just 2 months after the WAC, by Congress, at the urging of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, who pushed for a women's division in the Navy.
What did Eleanor Roosevelt set out to do bring change into the world?
Whether she intended to or not, Eleanor Roosevelt redefined what a first lady did. Historically, most first ladies had remained in the background, raising kids and hosting parties for visiting dignitaries. But while Eleanor did some of those traditional things, she also had her own radio program and wrote a syndicated newspaper column. Unlike other first ladies, she spoke out on some of the issues of the day, such as advocating for better treatment for black people. She also used her position as first lady to help women journalists, encouraging newspapers to stop hiring only men and give qualified women an opportunity: she even told the editors that unless they sent a female reporter to cover her press conferences, she would not give any interviews. It should be noted that Eleanor was also a polarizing figure-- while many people adored her and saw her as a role model, others felt she was putting herself in the public eye too much. Still, it cannot be denied that she made a difference, and she was a tireless advocate for racial equality and women's equality.
What skills did ancient Chinese women have to learn?
They have to learn needle work, cooking.
What group of people was opposed to women's suffrage?
Well, some people such as women that were old fashioned (old women) opposed the womens movement. Also, some men that had something against females didn't want the womens movement. Hope that helps!! :0)
Who did President Kennedy choose for commission on the status of women?
Eleanor Roosevelt
How did Eleanor Roosevelt help others?
Eleanor Roosevelt helped her husband also known as the president by running New Deal Agencies.
What fought hard to get women into government and to see that new deal programs benefited women?
Eleanor RooseveltEleanor Roosevelt
Who Did President Kennedy chose to chair the Commission on the Status of Women?
Eleanor Roosevelt.
What did Eleanor Roosevelt have to say about women right?
Eleanor was a very strong woman and she did stand up for women rights.
What women who have made significant change do you know about?
Eleanor Roosevelt
Which woman was selected by President Kennedy to chair the Commission on the Status of Women?
eleanor roosevelt
Who did president Kennedy choose to chair the Commission of the Status of Women?
Eleanor Roosevelt
President Kennedy chose to chair the Commission on the Status of Women.?
eleanor roosevelt
When did Eleanor Roosevelt help women gain rights?
She spoke to the United Nations on political rights for women.
What inspired Eleanor Roosevelt to want civil rights for women and peace in the world?
her mom
Who is an impressive women?
Hillary Clinton, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Eleanor Roosevelt- research them.
