According to Eleanor Roosevelt: A Personal and Public Life by J. William T. Youngs, which statement is TRUE? a. In chapter 4, Youngs reports that after Franklin Delano Roosevelt finished law school at Harvard University, he accepted a position as an industry analyst at Goldman Sachs, Incorporated. b. In chapter 1, Youngs invokes the teaching of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer to argue that the Victorian culture of Eleanor Roosevelt’s childhood set clearly defined roles for men and women. c. From the time that Eleanor Roosevelt attended the Allenswood School as a young girl, she was an outspoken supporter of women’s right to vote. d. Although Eleanor Roosevelt’s 1943 trip to the South Pacific captured wide media attention in the U. S., Australians practically ignored her visit to their country because they believed that the U. S. had abandoned them. 5

(b) In chapter 1, Youngs invokes the teaching of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer to argue that the Victorian culture of Eleanor Roosevelt’s childhood set clearly defined roles for men and women.

Explanation:

"Eleanor Roosevelt: A Personal and Public Life" book by J. William T. Youngs, examines Eleanor Roosevelt's life as a professional woman, a wife and mother, and, finally, a woman who illuminated her times and exemplified the complexities of womanhood in the twentieth century.

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many women had to remain at home while husbands found work.

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