Regarded as a Model of Democracy and an Inspiration for the West

Regarded as a model of democracy and an inspiration for the West, Athens

A) often pursued an aggressive policy of expansion against other Greek city-states including a disastrous campaign in far-off Sicily.
B) valued political freedom and sought the full development and enrichment of the human person.
C) extended no freedoms to its slaves, who constituted a quarter of its population.
D) treated its women according to the following principle; "the male is by nature superior, the female inferior; and...the one rules and the other is ruled."
E) All of these