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Eleanor Roosevelt was born at 56 West 37th Street in New York City;Elliott Bulloch Roosevelt was her father and Anna Rebecca Hall was her mother.
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Eleanor comes back to U.S. and marries Franklin Delano Roosevelt, her father's fifth cousin.
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Women get the right to vote. Eleanor joins the league of Women Voters.
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Eleanor starts food lines to help those without job.
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Eleanor becomes the First Lady of the United States
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She began writing a newspaper coloum called MY DAY where she defended human rights.
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she directed the Office of Civilian Defense during the WW2
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She becomes the first chairperson of the United Nations Commision of human rights
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she published her autobiography
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She dies in Manhattan at the age of 78 of a heart failure due to tuberculocis. "The future belongs to does who belive in the beauty of their dreams."
Eleanor Roosevelt