Question

How was Marcus Garvey different from civil rights leaders?

A. He did not believe that equality could be achieved in the United States.

B. He did not believe in fighting for civil rights.

C. He did not support Africa.

D. He worked for economic independence.

Answer 1

Answer: he did not believe that equality could be achieved in the United States

Explanation: I just took and got it wrong and said that was the answer

Answer 2

D. He worked for economic independence.

Step-by-step explanation:

Marcus Garvey was different from civil rights leaders because "He worked for economic independence."

This because Marcus Garvey an activist whose origin is traced to Jamaica fought for the emancipation of African Americans. However, he was different from civil rights leaders because favored and supported the idea that African American should be financially independent of the white dominant nation.

He is also considered a separatist who proposed the idea that African Americans should go back to Africa for liberation.