The Majority Ruling in Favor of Abortion Rights in Roe

The majority ruling in favor of abortion rights in Roe v.Wade is considered a classic case of judicial activism, as opposed to restraint, because:

A) it was based on a right to privacy not found in the text of the Constitution, but seen as implied in constitutional provisions instead.
B) it created the right to abortion out of thin air, with no basis in common law, statutes, or the Constitution.
C) the majority forthrightly stated that it made the law conform to its desired outcome.
D) it was a liberal decision, ideologically speaking.