The Suspension Cables for the Brooklyn Bridge Were

The suspension cables for the Brooklyn Bridge were:

A) designed by John Augustus Roebling but found to be undersized and were therefore redesigned by his son.
B) woven by a spiderlike machine that passed repeatedly from bank to bank.
C) brought down the East River by barge and raised up by huge cranes.
D) made by joining ten-foot modules with a connector patented by the Roeblings, father and son.
E) None of the answers is correct.