Question

who does wells believe can bring an end to lynch laws? a the supreme court b southern whites c big industrialists d african americans

Explanation:

Ida B. Wells, a prominent anti - lynching activist, believed that Southern whites, who were part of the society where lynch laws were prevalent, had the power and responsibility to end these unjust practices as they could influence the social and legal environment in the South. The Supreme Court (A) was not seen by her as the primary agent for ending lynch laws in the context of her views. Big industrialists (C) were not a group she identified as key to ending lynch laws. And while African Americans were victims and fought against lynching, her view was that Southern whites had the ability to bring an end to lynch laws.

Answer:

B. Southern whites