Question

The following questions have two parts, first answer part A then answer Part B.

Part A Question 1

Why was Eleanor Roosevelt chosen to lead the commission?
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A. She had been the country's first lady.
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B. She had a lot of free time.
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C. She had taken part in many human rights related activities when her husband was president.
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D. She had always wanted to work for the untied nations.

Part B Question 2

Which sentences best support this view?
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A. "By serving as chair of the commission, Eleanor face many challenges."
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B. "Afterwards the delegates gave Eleanor Roosevelt a standing ovation for her leadership of the commission."
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C. "These experiences, along with many others, gave Eleanor a strong foundation for promoting and defending human rights."
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D. "Eleanor had also encouraged her husband in his cabinet to a point to greater numbers of women and African-Americans to government posts."

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Answer 1

I Think C

These experiences, along with many others, gave Eleanor a strong foundation for promoting and defending human rights."