All of the Following Statements Concerning Incorporation of the Bill

All of the following statements concerning incorporation of the Bill of Rights are true EXCEPT this one:

A) Incorporation has taken place on the basis of provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment.
B) Incorporation is a matter of interpretation rather than a constitutional principle.
C) The Supreme Court began the process of incorporation of the Bill of Rights in the late 1960s.
D) Incorporation has taken place on the theories of both selective incorporation and total incorporation.
E) Without incorporation, the Bill of Rights would apply only to acts of the federal government.