What was Eleanor Roosevelt's primary contribution to transforming the role of First Lady?

Question

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Hosting formal White House dinners
Converting it from ceremonial to politically active
Focusing solely on Washington social events
Maintaining traditional diplomatic protocols
How did Eleanor Roosevelt serve as the president's "eyes and ears"?
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By reading newspaper reports
By attending cabinet meetings
By traveling across the country to meet citizens
By hosting radio programs
How did Eleanor Roosevelt ensure New Deal programs were more inclusive?
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By focusing only on urban areas
By excluding certain groups
By maintaining existing policies
By advocating for minorities and women
What impact did Eleanor Roosevelt have on future First Ladies?
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She discouraged political involvement
She set a precedent for active policy engagement
She limited their public appearances
She reduced their diplomatic roles
What characterized Eleanor Roosevelt's approach to public service?
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Conservative traditional values
Minimal public engagement
Progressive outspoken advocacy
Ceremonial appearances only

Answer 1

1. What was Eleanor Roosevelt's primary contribution to transforming the role of First Lady?

   • Converting it from ceremonial to politically active

2. How did Eleanor Roosevelt serve as the president's "eyes and ears"?

   • By traveling across the country to meet citizens

3. How did Eleanor Roosevelt ensure New Deal programs were more inclusive?

   • By advocating for minorities and women

4. What impact did Eleanor Roosevelt have on future First Ladies?

   • She set a precedent for active policy engagement

5. What characterized Eleanor Roosevelt's approach to public service?

   • Progressive outspoken advocacy