“Nothing is more definitely settled than that he [the African American] must act for himself. I have shown how he may employ the ‘boycott,’ emigration, and the Press; and I feel that by a combination of all these agencies Lynch Law—the last relic of barbarism and slavery—can be effectually stamped out.” —Ida B. Wells, 1899 Based on the excerpt, which statement best supports Well’s contribution to the civil rights movement?

a
She advocated overturning the decision in Dred Scott v. Sandford.
b
She prepared the legal arguments that led to Brown v. Board of Education.
c
She organized resistance to the violence associated with Jim Crow laws.
d
She coordinated nonviolent protests in urban areas in Tennessee.