Historians, Sociologists, and Anthropologists Have Long Noted the Significance of Physical

Historians, sociologists, and anthropologists have long noted the significance of physical ability and physical expression. As a result, they have reached which of the following conclusion:

A) The quest for survival during ancient times-and modern time--was and is in some way facilitated in our desire to play.
B) Play was indeed important, but only members of the aristocracy were permitted to play. Children who were not members of the aristocracy were prohibited from engaging in play.
C) The human race evolved, not because of anything that physical ability and the expression of play may have contributed, but due to mere chance and luck and nothing more.
D) Physical expression and physical ability has no direct or indirect connection to the work of Charles Darwin who is credited for developing the theory of evolution.
E) None of the above.