In the World-Wide Volkswagen Corp

In the World-Wide Volkswagen Corp.v.Woodson case, the Supreme Court found that:

A) for a state to exercise jurisdiction over the parties to a lawsuit, there must be sufficient minimal contacts between the defendant and the state.
B) the occurrence of an accident within a certain state is a sufficient circumstance for that state to exercise jurisdiction over the parties.
C) the Due Process Clause of the Constitution was violated because of inadequate notice to the defendant.
D) a business must solicit business in a particular state, either through salespersons or advertising, in order to be subject to the jurisdiction of that state's courts.