What impact did Eleanor Roosevelt have on the role of "First Lady"? A)
She preserved the traditional role of First Lady despite attacks by critics.
B)
She turned the position into an office for fundraising and campaigning for
her husband.
She made it a position for hosting dinner parties to diplomats to enhance
America's status abroad.
She changed its role by using her position to champion those Americans
most in need.

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