How did Eleanor Roosevelt expand people’s rights and freedoms in our democracy?

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How did Eleanor Roosevelt expand people’s rights and freedoms in our democracy?

First Lady of the World

 First Lady of the World She traveled the world and helped improve the lives of people around the world

 Her mother and grandmother called her mean names.  Shyness  Woman 4

 Appointed to United Nations Commission of Human Rights Commission on the Status of Women 5

 Woman Men did not listen to women 6

 Someone devoted to helping improve human welfare and social reforms. 7 devoted: being loyal improve: get better welfare: the health, happiness, and fortunes of a person or group social: relating to a group of people living together in a community reforms: actions or processes to improve

 Tolerance 8

 By helping and accepting people that are different 9 Eleanor was rich. Eleanor accepted and helped poor people Eleanor was white. Eleanor accepted and helped African Americans

 She was SHY!!!!  She was a woman. 10

 New York 11

 Teacher  Worked with the Red Cross 12

 Franklin Delano Roosevelt 13

 Married to him 14

 Teacher  Worked with the Red Cross 15

 United Nations 16  Universal Declaration of Human Rights

 Mary McLeod Bethune 17