Considered a Garrison State, Sparta Could Take Credit for All

Considered a garrison state, Sparta could take credit for all the following except

A) admiration from other Greeks for the courage, discipline, respect for law, physical training, and military prowess of its citizens.
B) the successful long-term enslavement of the Messenians though the latter out-numbered Sparta ten to one.
C) the use of the Peloponnesian League, which it led, for defense rather than aggression.
D) the heroic victory of three hundred Spartans at Thermopylae against the vast invading Persian army.
E) its victory over Athens in the Peloponnesian War and its refusal to massacre the vanquished Athenians.