Question

this excerpt is from the newspaper column, my day.
where do human rights for all begin? they start in small places, close to home. unless these rights have meaning there, they will have little meaning anywhere.
— adapted from eleanor roosevelt, 1958
how did eleanor roosevelt most impact society?
she helped write the u.s. constitution to guarantee equal rights for women.
she used her position to promote equality, opportunity, and social reform.
she was the first woman to be elected to a national office in the u.s. government.

Explanation:

Eleanor Roosevelt was a prominent figure who used her influence. The U.S. Constitution was written long before her time (1787 - 1789), so she couldn't have helped write it for women's rights. The first woman elected to a national office in the U.S. was not Eleanor Roosevelt. However, she actively used her position (such as being the First Lady) to advocate for equality, opportunity, and social reform.

Answer:

She used her position to promote equality, opportunity, and social reform.