The Conflict Perspective Makes All of the Following Arguments Except

The conflict perspective makes all of the following arguments except:

A) Biological differences contributed to the growth of power for men during the preindustrial age.
B) Men's increased size, physical strength, and freedom from childbearing duties allowed them to dominate women first physically, and later, socially and politically.
C) Because size and physical strength are no longer as functionally necessary in contemporary society, the established cultural beliefs and stereotypes no longer exist.
D) Gender norms are stifling societal growth by limiting the range of pursuits that men and women feel able and encouraged to pursue.