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** Eleanor Roosevelt was a great woman in our history,who helped women in many different ways. For example fighting for women's rights. This event created justice and equality by Eleanor supporting women with being treated unfairly.

There were many reasons why Eleanor Roosevelt started to fight for women's rights. For example, she was the first ** ** person to see the common things of men and women. Therefore that was a reason why the 19th amendment was made. Many women were talking about how they don't have as much freedom as men do. So, Eleanor stepped up and started to fight for women's rights. Eleanor Roosevelt wanted the right to be able to vote for president so, she went to The Women and Children's Bureau to fight for women and be able to vote. I think Eleanor played a good part in starting to fight for women's rights.

Do to Eleanor fighting for women rights many changes happened to the United States and women's equality. One bad part about her fighting for the rights is that men still didn't acknowledge women and their rights. Although, President JFK saw her potentail and in 1961 he made her head of commision on the status of women. Since she had so much potentail she became a role model for women in polotics and public affairs all over the world. This helped women earn civil rights throughout the nation. From Eleanor fighting this helped the 19th amendment be passed, which was that women had the right to vote for president. This truely changed our history forever. Helping women lead her to fighting also for other races such as African- Americans and younger children. Eleanor Roosevelt changed our country forever.

As a result of this great movement, it effected all of our lives today. If she hadn't had done this women would still be treated un-equal. Women have all the potentioal as men do, and Eleanor Roosevelt really pointed that out to all the people to the United States. We feel that many people should look up to Eleanor Roosevelt for all of the wonderful effects on our world that she lead. ** ** She, helped many people with multiple things, such as, caring for children, fighting for women's rights, and more! Eleanor Roosevelt really was a phenominall person in the United States history. **

Event: ** Eleanor Roosevelt supported women and their rights. **

How did this event create justice and equality? -This event created justice and equality by Eleanor supporting women with being treated unfairly. -

Causes: - She felt unfair about all of the mistreatments. - Eleanor R. wanted to be able to vote for presidents. - Many women were talking about how they don't have as much freedom as men do. - She went to The Women's and children's bureau to fight for women to be able to vote. - She was the only one that knew the commen things of men and women. - Eleanor taught at an all girls school in New York City.

Paragraph for cause(s): There was many reasons why Eleanor Roosevelt started to fight for women's rights. For example, she was the first person to see the commen things of men and women. Therefore that was a cause of the 19th amendment. Many women were talking about how they don't have as much freedom as men do. So, Eleanor stepped up and started to fight for womens rights. Eleanor Roosevelt wanted the right to be able to vote for president so, she went to The Women and Children's Bureau to fight for women and be able to vote. I think Eleanor played a good part in starting to fight for women's rights.

Impacts: - Women earned civil rights. - Lead her to fighting for AA.(African Americans) and helping younger people. - Some men still didn't care and still treated them unfairly. - She worked for peace for women aginst men. - She was the most influential person in the UN's commission of the human rights. - Helped the 19th amendment happen. - She became a role model for women in polotics and in public affairs. - In 1933 ER was the first, first lady to hold a press confrence, where only female reporters were attmitted. - In 1961 President John F. Kennedy chose her to be head of commission on the status of women.

Do to Eleanor fighting for women rights many impacts formed.

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Other: - Eleanor Roosevelt got Abigail Adams ( John Adam's wife), to fight with her. - Eleanor R. was around women alot so she knew the similarities of women and men.