How did FDR contribute to women's causes during the 1930s?
His New Deal program also helped women. Many women were given jobs as librarians and
young girls were also given more opportunities in the form of education, work
and training aids. Under the New Deal
women also were given benefits at work among which was equal pay under the Fair
Labor Standards Act. Many of these
opportunities were made possible through the efforts of First Lady Eleanor
Roosevelt.
Answer: He assigned several key positions in his administration to women.
Explanation: I got this question right on Edmentum. Also on page 20 of the lesson it says "FDR also contributed to women's causes by assigning several key positions to women."