Eleanor Roosevelt supported several significant historical movements, focusing mainly on civil rights, women’s rights, and humanitarian causes. As a First Lady, she advocated for racial equality and worked against discrimination during the New Deal era, promoting policies that aimed to include marginalized groups. After World War II, Eleanor played a crucial role in the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, addressing global human rights issues. Her commitment to social justice and advocacy for the underprivileged established her as a defining figure in American history and a champion for progressive thought.