Feminists Differed from Members of the Woman Movement in Which

Feminists differed from members of the woman movement in which of the following ways?

A) Feminists rejected the idea of women uniting as a gender group; members of the woman movement encouraged gender-group unity.
B) Feminists argued that there were no differences between women and men; members of the woman movement stressed the differences between the sexes.
C) Feminists spoke of rights and self-development as the path to independence; members of the woman movement spoke of duties and moral purity.
D) Feminists believed that in many instances women should be treated differently than men; members of the woman movement called for an end to all gender-based distinctions.