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A. Early Life: Final Task
A. Early Life: Final Task
Think of a famous person who had defended and promoted the HUMAN RIGHTS.
Answer the questions below and use your answers to write a short biography of the
person.
a. Early life
b. Childhood
He had a childhood filled with great wealth and privileges, because his family was
part of New York high society, waves of nicknamed good people
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c. Adulthood
No he didn't go to University
His first job was teaching dance and calisthenics in the slums
d. Becoming famous
1 What area of life is the person famous for? e.g. politics, music, film etc.
2. What were the most important events during the time he/she was famous?
He was part of the American Youth Congress and presented in an assembly the
Declaration of Human Rights
Yes.
e. Later life
1 What are your feelings about the person? e.g. do you admire them, feel sorry for
them, find them interesting/funny etc.
I admire her, because she was a woman who was not content to be the first lady,
helped noble causes, etc.
2. What do you feel were the most important things he/she did?
Defend the most harmless communities, and their fight for human rights
She was born November 11th 1884 in New York. She was from a good family,
because his uncle was president. She had a very good education, and over the
years she went to England to the academy Allenswood. She married Franklin
Delano Roosevelt and had six children. Her husband cheats on her with her
secretary and she wanted to divorce,but they stayed together for convenience.
Then she was devoted more to politics.
She defends the Afro community. She presented the declaration of human rights
for the united nations to accept.
She died on November 7, 1962, was seventy-eight years old, and died of heart
failure.