 | Second Hundred Days/ Second New Deal Eleanor Roosevelt- wife of fdr, social reformer who traveled the country observing the social conditions of the country. Urged fdr to appointment women to gov’t positions and reminded him of the nationals suffering people 37 Kb.  7 | read |
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