How did Marcus Garvey's approach to civil rights differ from that of the NAACP?

A. Garvey felt that the Harlem Renaissance would persuade whitepeople to fight for civil rights, while the NAACP did not think art
would make a difference.

B. Garvey felt Black people should form their own nation where
they were full citizens, while the NAACP focused on fighting for
equal rights in the United States.

C. Garvey believed that a legal strategy was the best way to
achieve equality for all, while the NAACP did not believe
equality was possible.

D. Garvey believed that Black culture would persuade white
people to accept equality, while the NAACP used a legal
strategy to achieve equality.