When the French National Assembly Attacked "Civil Distinctions" in the Declaration

When the French National Assembly attacked "civil distinctions" in the Declaration of Rights, it was

A) complaining about economic monopolies granted to the king's friends.
B) trying to abolish aristocratic privilege and ascribed status.
C) trying to abolish political absolutism.
D) arguing for an active government to attack poverty and ignorance.
E) complaining that laissez-faire economics did not do enough to protect French industries.