Question

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Which three statements about Eleanor Roosevelt are true?

She put a stop to the lynching of African Americans with the Costigan-Wagner antilynching bill.
She created the Equal Rights Amendment that banned discrimination against women.
She received death threats from the Ku Klux Klan for supporting justice for African Americans.
She wrote a newspaper column to educate Americans on social injustices occurring at that time.
She ensured that the Civilian Conservation Corps would include opportunities for women.

Answer 1

Answer:

C, D, E (last three)

Explanation:

Good evening, I believe it's the final three options you listed! You're always free to fact-check though!

A. While Lady Roosevelt was against lynching, Edward Costigan and Robert F. Wagner passed the bill.

B. Alice Paul wrote the Equal Rights Amendment.

C. Roosevelt received many death threats and even a bounty over her head by the Klu Klux Klan.

D. From 1935-1962, Roosevelt wrote a column in the newspaper called "My Day".

E. She was able to get funding or 'She-She-She', a sister organization to the CCC.

Answer 2

The three statements about Eleanor Roosevelt are true:

She received death threats from the Ku Klux Klan for supporting justice for African Americans.

She wrote a newspaper column to educate Americans on social injustices occurring at that time.

She ensured that the Civilian Conservation Corps would include opportunities for women.

• Eleanor Roosevelt stood against lynching.
• She played an important role in supporting the civil rights of African Americans.
• She received death threats from the Klu Klux Klan.
• Eleanor Roosevelt wrote a column in a newspaper.
• She advocated for expanded roles for women in the workplace.

Therefore we can conclude that Eleanor Roosevelt played a significant role in fighting for women right and the Civil Rights Movement.

Thus option C, D and E are the correct answer.

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