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Apr 22, 2020

[Answer] 8. This first lady in the White House was a distant cousin of her husband. She was a popular public speaker. She was particularly interested in child welfare, housing reform, and equal rights for women and minorites. Who was this outgoing first lady?

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...1. Eleanor Roosevelt 2. Frances Perkins 3. Laura Bush 4. Mary Truman Eleanor was a niece of Theodore Roosevelt. As a first lady, she often urged her husband, Franklin D. Roosevelt, to take stands on controversial issues.




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Eleanor Roosevelt:


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