​In the Context of Ancient History, All of the Following

Multiple Choice

​In the context of ancient history, all of the following statements are true of disability except that:

A) ​the early Greeks' philosophy of "the unity of body and soul" led to a negative attitude toward those with a disability.
B) the Romans put to death some people with a disability who were considered "unproductive."
C) ​in early Greece and in the Roman Empire, mental illness was seen as stemming from demons entering the body.
D) people with a cognitive disability were viewed as having defective genetic strains and hence sterilization was used extensively.