Women's History Activator: Eleanor Roosevelt

Women's History Activator: Eleanor Roosevelt

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History, Social Studies, Health Sciences, Biology

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Eleanor Roosevelt, a prominent figure in human rights advocacy, delivered a powerful speech at the United Nations in 1948, supporting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Born into the influential Roosevelt family, she overcame personal tragedies and married Franklin Roosevelt. During World War I, she engaged in volunteer work and later redefined the role of First Lady, advocating for liberal causes and racial equality. After Franklin's death, she continued her public service as a UN delegate, leaving a lasting legacy that inspired future First Ladies.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the main focus of Eleanor Roosevelt's speech at the United Nations in 1948?

Economic development

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Environmental protection

Technological advancement

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How did Eleanor Roosevelt's family influence her values?

They prioritized artistic pursuits

They focused on political power

They valued community service

They emphasized wealth accumulation

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What role did Eleanor Roosevelt take on after Franklin Roosevelt was diagnosed with polio?

She withdrew from public life

She focused solely on family life

She took on a major public role

She became a private citizen

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What action did Eleanor Roosevelt take in response to racial discrimination by the Daughters of the American Revolution?

She ignored the issue

She wrote a letter of complaint

She joined the organization

She resigned from the organization

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What position did Eleanor Roosevelt hold at the United Nations after Franklin's death?

Ambassador to France

Chief of Staff

First United States delegate

Secretary-General

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which of the following First Ladies was inspired by Eleanor Roosevelt's legacy?

Jackie Kennedy

Barbara Bush

Pat Nixon

Melania Trump

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What was one of Eleanor Roosevelt's key contributions to the role of First Lady?

She focused on fashion

She redefined the role with public initiatives

She limited her public appearances

She avoided political issues