One Negative Outgrowth of the Heritage Industry Is the Tendency

One negative outgrowth of the heritage industry is the tendency toward "Disneyfication," whereby

A) authentic histories and cultures are trivialized, sanitized, and glossed over.
B) images and symbols from movies, advertising, and popular culture become part of what we believe to be part of the authentic history and landscape of a place.
C) local identity is manufactured to aid marketing and attract tourists.
D) histories of peoples and their places are commercially exploited for widespread consumption.
E) all of the above