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Eleanor Roosevelt

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America, My Country

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By Ashleigh Hally

Clarke C. Scott, M. A.

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Eleanor was the rst lady . She was the presidents wife .

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Eleanor Roosevelt was born in New York

City . She married Franklin Roosevelt .

Franklin became president of the United

States . He led the country . Eleanor was

the rst lady . She was the presidents

wife . She was Theodore Roosevlets

niece . He was a president , too . Eleanor

wanted to help America . She wanted to

make life better for all people .

Eleanor , First Lady

1884

Born

1933

Becomes rst lady

People stood in line to get food.

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Many Americans were poor! There were

no jobs ! People stood in line to get food!

This was called the Great Depression .

Franklin had a plan . It was called the

New Deal . Eleanor helped . She wanted

people to nd jobs . She wanted them

to learn new skills . She even wanted

women to work . Some people did not

like Eleanors ideas.

The New Deal

1884

Born

1933

Becomes rst lady

Franklin could not walk . Eleanor helped him .

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Franklin could not walk . He had to use

a wheelchair . Eleanor helped him . She

wanted to help America , too . She

gave Franklin advice . She worked on

speeches . Franklin liked Eleanors

ideas . He called Eleanor his eyes , ears,

and legs . She went places he could

not go .

Eleanor Wants to Help

1884

Born

1933

Becomes rst lady

Eleanor visited all kinds of people .

Time Line

Eleanor traveled around America . She

visited farmers . She visited coal miners.

She visited all kinds of people . They

talked about the Great Depression .

They talked about their problems . She

listened to them . She told Franklin about

their lives.

Eleanor Meets the People

1884

Born

1933

Becomes rst lady

Eleanor visited soldiers in camps and hospitals .

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Many countries fought in a war . It was

called World War II . America fought ,

too . Soldiers left home . They went to

other countries . They stayed a long time .

They missed their families . Eleanor

visited the soldiers . She went to camps

and hospitals . She told them President

Roosevelt said , thank you . The soldiers

loved Eleanor .

Visiting the Soldiers

1884

Born

1933

Becomes rst lady

1943

Visits soldiers

White and black soldiers did not have the same civil rights .

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White soldiers and black soldiers did

not live together . They did not work

together . They did not have the same

civil rights . They were not treated the

same . Eleano r thought this was wrong .

All soldiers were risking their lives for

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