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Question 24 What was First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt's MOST significant contribution to the development of New Deal programs? a) She made public appearances to convince the Senate to vote for the new deal.
b) she defended American policies in her role as ambassador to the United Nations.
c) she convinced President Franklin D. Roosevelt to appoint more women to government positions.
d) she studied conditions around the United States and worked to end discriminatory practices in New Deal programs.

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