What Was Reform Darwinism

What was reform Darwinism?

A) A conservative method of thinking that predominantly valued competition as the means to social progress
B) A belief system that promoted "rugged individualism" and opposed government regulation of business
C) The idea of active human control over the process of evolution, emphasizing cooperation as the means to social progress
D) A way of thinking strongly at odds with the "progressive" movement of the late nineteenth century
E) An application of evolutionary theory that used the concept of "survival of the fittest" to justify class distinctions and oppose sanitation and housing standards