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Eleanor Roosevelt had honed her own skills and developed a personal network of reform activists through
 
  a. running for local offices in New York state.
  b. her experience in settlement houses and women's reform organizations.
  c. her long resistance to Franklin Roosevelt's personal infidelities.
  d. her personal association with women's colleges and sororities.
  e. sitting in on Franklin Roosevelt's cabinet meetings when he was governor of New York.
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