Eleanor Roosevelt

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  • Birth of Eleanor Roosevelt

    Eleanor Roosevelet is born in Manhattan

  • Birth of Elliott Rooselvet

  • Birth of Hall Rooselvelt

  • Elliott, the Father levaes to a sanitarium in Virginia

  • Anna Roosevelt got sick

  • After a year of painful headaches, Anna died

  • Elliott, her brother dies because of diphtheria

  • Eleanor and Hall go to live with their grandmother

  • Elliott, her father dies

  • Eleanor was sent to a broading school called Allenswood

  • Eleanor left Allenswood

  • She began going to Rivington Street Settlement House to teach the girls gymnastic exercises

  • Franklin Delano Roosevelt proposed to Eleanor

  • Eleanor married Franklin

  • Eleanor and Franklin's first kid was born

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    Eleanor gave birth to five children

  • Franklin was elected to the New York State Senate

  • The Roosevelts moved to Washington, D.C.

  • He was named the Assistant Secretary of the Navy

  • U.S.A entered the WWI as an active combatant, and Eleanor worked for the country

  • Franklin was chosen as a candidate for the vice-presidence

  • Franklin was diagnosed of infantile paralysis

  • Franklin was elected as governor of New York

  • Eleanor got involved in politics and started to dedicate her life to the social needs

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    During the great depression, Eleanor made community works

  • Franklin was elected as the president of the United States

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    United States was facing it's deepest depression in the presidency of Franklin

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    Eleanor helped many people during WWII

    She helped the red cross, and many soldiers were very grateful to her after doing really good acts.

  • Japanese forces launched a surprise attack on America, and they entered the war

  • Franklin died

  • WWII got to an end

  • Eleanor was invited to to begin a work for the united nations

  • The Declaration of the Human Rights were released

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    Eleanor helped many people all aorng the globe

    She helped sick people, visited slums that people would never go, and visited many places where she was an idol, just to make people happy. She was remembered as one of the most influential women in history.

  • Eleanor Roosevelt died