Eleanor Roosevelt

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Elliot

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I misread the question. These were their children.

They had 18 grandchildren.

Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt were married on March 17, 1905. Their marriage lasted until Franklin's death on April 12th, 1945. In all their marriage saw forty years, including the birth of six children between 1906-1916.

No, Eleanor Roosevelt was never a senator.

Yes, Eleanor did have a government position, i do not know what her position was but i do know that she definatly did have a government position.

Expending womens rights.

She worked at Red Cross

Type your answer here... She was hit by a car and her health went down, so about two years later she died.

She was considered America's most influential First Lady, she started new paths for women and led the battle for social justice everywhere. Today she is still a powerful inspiration to leaders in both the civil rights and women's movements. Eleanor shattered the usual submissive mold that the role of the First Lady had traditionally been fashioned, and reshaped it around her own skills and her commitment to social reform. She gave a voice to people who did not have power. She was the first woman to speak in front of a national convention, to write a syndicated column, to earn money as a lecturer, to be a radio commentator, and to hold regular press conferences. she worked 15-16 hours a day helping in world war 1. for the soldiers she made sandwiches, knitted sweaters,and built a rec room.

Well, Edith campaigned against FDR in 1932. She disliked Eleanor and did not want her to be first lady. So, I would say no, she did not like Edith.

It was called My Day.

Some of it was state business, and some humanitarianism. Not for nothing was she dubbed First Lady of the World. Mrs. Roosevelt was active in the affairs of the United Nations.

What is a proper or common noun for Eleanor Roosevelt

It was very good especially her adult hood.

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.

Your question doesn't make sense. If you were to write what are some hardships or challenges that Eleanor Roosevelt faced it would make more sense. Also, since it would make more sense that way maybe someone would answer you question. FYI I don't want to be mean or sound like a know it all I just wanted to help. Sorry if you thought I was being mean. :) :p i luv smileys!

wrote a weekly newspaper column

She became the first delegate from the US to the United Nations assembly.

She did with confidence, courage, and leadership.

Assuming you're talking about the Britannic ship, it sank in 1916. Eleanor Roosevelt was born in 1884.

she had helped wemon who needed help to rais there children she also helped the children who needed help

She was their mother

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

He had been a very active man and the polio put him in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. As a political figure he didn’t wasn’t people to know he couldn’t walk so did things to not display the wheelchair.