Why Was British Sociologist Harriet Martineau Significant to the Work

Why was British sociologist Harriet Martineau significant to the work of Auguste Comte?

A) She made Auguste Comte's works more accessible for a wide variety of scholars.
B) She received widespread recognition for her contributions because she was a female in a male-dominated discipline.
C) She translated and condensed Comte's works but did not become an active sociologist in her own right.
D) She was the first sociologist to suggest that societies are built on social facts.