Alyssa Is a Fierce Advocate for Indigenous Rights and Ways

Alyssa is a fierce advocate for indigenous rights and ways of life.Why might she be critical of the modernization theory of development?

A) Modernization theory typically suggests that traditional societies must abandon their traditional ways and embrace modern economic institutions.
B) Modernization theory suggests that the state should run the economy, which leaves no place for indigenous involvement.
C) Modernization theory treats indigenous people like noble savages who have all of the correct answers to life's problems.
D) Modernization theory focuses too much on the role of women in economic development, and indigenous communities already have prescribed roles for women.
E) Modernization theory suggests that supply and demand should be strictly regulated by a central planning administration.