In 1939, Time magazine called Eleanor Roosevelt the "world's foremost female political force." Describe at least three things Eleanor Roosevelt did as first lady which made her a "political force."

She was the main creator of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which allowed millions of people to be treated humanely and saved from torture and situations that could compromise their well-being, worldwide.

She was a staunch activist for the African American population, just as she fought for women's rights.

She was head of the human rights commission, promoting various humanitarian projects that sought to promote peace and equality among people.

Explanation:

Eleonor Roosevelt was married to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, becoming the first lady of the USA. However, her humanitarian work and her dedication to causes involving social minorities that helped socially marginalized people around the world made her considered the first lady in the world. Eleonor fought against hunger, mistreatment, racism, intolerance, sexism and any other element that prevented social progress and made people suffer.

a system in which products were made rapidly by machines

the use of email to replace slower surface mail.