Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962), wife of Franklin D. Roosevelt, completely reshaped the role of First Lady in her years in the White House (1933-45). She envisioned the role of First Lady as much more than hostessing dinners and receptions. Eleanor Roosevelt held her own press conferences, wrote magazine articles and a daily syndicated newspaper column called "My Day," which ran for 26 years, until her death in 1962. She had as much influence as many elected figures. In an era when very few households had TV, Mrs. Roosevelt was a still a constant presence in the eyes of many Americans due to her regular radio broadcasts, newsreel appearances and newspaper column. She championed many causes during her lifetime, including womens' rights and human rights, and served as one of the first delegates to the United Nations.
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An African American during the Great Depression probably would have felt that the New Deal mostly helped white people and not others.
Americans had many values during the Depression. Americans still valued family and experience despite the poor environment going on outside.
Black people were treated badly during the american soda bomb.
No, American company Goodyear did not have a baseball team happening in Australia during the Depression.
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it gained membership during the great depression
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An African American during the Great Depression probably would have felt that the New Deal mostly helped white people and not others.
Americans had many values during the Depression. Americans still valued family and experience despite the poor environment going on outside.
the great depression
American Civil War and the Great Depression
many people died and lost their homes