KnowraFirst Lady of the United StatesLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to First Lady of the United States, each with the reason it gives.All 8Narrower topic 8Eleanor RooseveltNarrower topic: Roosevelt transformed the role through press conferences, travel, public advocacy, and an independent political voice.Hillary ClintonNarrower topic: Clinton used the traditionally informal position to pursue health policy and other public initiatives.Jacqueline Kennedy OnassisNarrower topic: Her highly visible tenure helped redefine the cultural expectations attached to the office.Martha WashingtonNarrower topic: Martha’s public duties established early precedents for this informal position.Abigail AdamsNarrower topic: Adams helped shape this informal public position during the early federal government.Dolley MadisonNarrower topic: Her social and political leadership became a durable model for the role.Michelle ObamaNarrower topic: Obama reshaped the office through policy initiatives, public advocacy, and media visibility.Melania TrumpNarrower topic: This role explains the public office-like position Trump occupied without holding elected office.