Eleanor Roosevelt: Life and Legacy

The video explores the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, highlighting her early years, marriage to Franklin Roosevelt, and her transformative role as First Lady. It details her advocacy for equal rights, her travels on behalf of her husband, and her significant contributions to human rights through the United Nations. Eleanor's legacy as a champion for the underprivileged and her impact on the role of the First Lady are emphasized.

Where was Eleanor Roosevelt born?

• Chicago, Illinois

• New York City, New York

• Boston, Massachusetts

• Los Angeles, California

At what age did Eleanor Roosevelt go to England for her education?

• 20

• 15

• 18

• 12

Who did Eleanor Roosevelt marry in 1905?

• Woodrow Wilson

• Franklin Roosevelt

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Harry Truman

How many children did Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt have?

• Six

• Five

• Four

• Seven

What role did Eleanor Roosevelt take on when Franklin became President?

• Secretary of State

• Chief of Staff

• First Lady

• Vice President

Which groups did Eleanor Roosevelt advocate for during her time as First Lady?

• Only African-Americans

• Only women

• Only American workers

• American workers, women, and African-Americans

In what year was Eleanor Roosevelt elected to the United Nations?

• 1947

• 1945

• 1948

• 1946

What was Eleanor Roosevelt's primary focus at the United Nations?

• Economic policy

• Human rights

• Environmental issues

• Military strategy

How did Eleanor Roosevelt change the role of the First Lady?

• By concentrating on fashion and style

• By focusing solely on White House events

• By avoiding public appearances

• By advocating for social issues and human rights

When did Eleanor Roosevelt pass away?

• 1962

• 1961

• 1963

• 1960