Ida B. Wells and Charlotte Hawkins Brown were two influential female African Americans in the years after Reconstruction. What was the most significant difference in their behavior? Select the best answer from the choices provided. A. Wells spoke about violence against African Americans, whereas Brown was focused on improving the lives of African Americans through education. B. Wells spent most of her life in the North after leaving Memphis, but Brown spent all her life in the South. C. Wells did not approve of the Republican Party’s policies toward African Americans, but Brown often campaigned on behalf of the Republican Party. D. No answer is correct.