Eleanor Roosevelt's childhood was difficult because......

her parents died when she was young.

Eleanor Roosevelt is remembered for ...

her work with the poor and underprivileged.

As a delegate to the United Nations, Eleanor Roosevelt wrote...

The Declaration of Human Rights.

In 1930, Mary founded the National Council of Negro Women, and she was appointed to serve as...

chariperson of the National Youth Administration.

Eleanor supported her husband during his years as president, but earned the title.....

First Lady of the World, because of her humanitarian work.

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Famous Females - 3rd Grade Historical Figures (Georgia)

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Susan B. Anthony, Mary McLeod Bethune, and Eleanor Roosevelt.

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1
Eleanor Roosevelt's childhood was difficult because......
she was born into a very poor family.
she had to live in children's home.
her parents died when she was young.
she didn't have any friends.
2
Mary's parents had both been slaves. Mary was their first child to be...
born a girl.
born into freedom.
born blind.
born during August.
3
Mary established a school for African American girls in .....
Augusta, Georgia
St. Augustine, Florida.
Daytona Beach, Florida.
Mayesville, South Carolina.
4
Eleanor Roosevelt is remembered for ...
her work with the United League of First Ladies.
her work with the poor and underprivileged.
her work with the Girl's Club of America.
her work with Queen Elizabeth of England.
5
Mary wanted to become a missionary. A school teacher from Colorado paid her tuition to attend
Scottish Rite University.
Agnes Scott College.
Scotia Seminary.
Scottsville College.
6
Mary McLeod Bethune was born near....
Savannah, Georgia.
Charleston, South Carolina.
Mayesville, South Carolina.
Daytona Beach, Florida
7
Susan B. Anthony was was a member of a very strict religious group called...
Quakers.
Opluants.
Qualifants.
Qickens.
8
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan Anthony work for suffrage, which is....
the woman's right to marry.
the right to vote.
the pain a woman feels.
the woman's right to cook and clean.
9
Susan B. Anthony was arrested and fined when she attempted to vote. She refused.....
to call a lawyer.
to tell her parents.
to pay the fine.
to go home.
10
When she was 8 years old, Eleanor and her brother were sent to live.....
in a log cabin.
in an orphanage.
with their Grandmother.
in a children's home.
11
As a delegate to the United Nations, Eleanor Roosevelt wrote...
The Declaration of Independence.
The Constitution of Women's Rights.
The Constitution of Civil Rights.
The Declaration of Human Rights.
12
Susan B. Anthony's parents taught her that men and women should....
have equal rights.
dance together.
not be allowed to date.
read books together.
13
In 1930, Mary founded the National Council of Negro Women, and she was appointed to serve as...
chairperson of the New Deal Association.
chairperson of the Girl Scouts of America.
chairperson of the Boys and Girls Club.
chariperson of the National Youth Administration.
14
Eleanor supported her husband during his years as president, but earned the title.....
First Lady of the World, because of her humanitarian work.
The First Lady of Children, because she had six children.
the The Lady of Georgia, because of her work in Warm Springs
The First Lady of Washington, because they lived there.
15
Susan B. Anthony was not allowed to learn how to work long division because she was a .....
girl.
Quaker.
7 year old.
piano player.

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