The Early Life of Eleanor Roosevelt: Shaping a Trailblazer

The video explores the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, highlighting her role as a trailblazer who transformed the position of First Lady. Born in New York City in 1884, Eleanor faced a challenging childhood but found solace in her education at Allen's Wood Academy in London. There, she developed leadership skills and a concern for social issues. The video concludes with a review of her early life and interactive questions.

In which city was Eleanor Roosevelt born?

• Albany

• Boston

• New York City

• Philadelphia

What nickname did Eleanor's father give her?

• Little Nell

• Serious Sue

• Adorable Anna

• Eleanor the Explorer

Who was Eleanor's famous uncle who treated her well during her childhood?

• Teddy Roosevelt

• John F. Kennedy

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Woodrow Wilson

Where was Allen's Wood Academy, the school Eleanor attended at age 15, located?

• London

• Madrid

• Toronto

• New York City

What significant change occurred in Eleanor's life during her time at Allen's Wood Academy?

• She became a famous writer

• She developed leadership skills and social awareness

• She started a political career

• She moved back to the United States