What was not a motivation for the Cunard Line to build the Lusitania?
A: Britain and the Cunard Line were humiliated when Germans had captured the trophy for the fastest transatlantic crossing.
B: British scientists wanted to demonstrate the power of solar engines
C: An American entrepreneurs bought the White Star Line.
D: One of the Cunard Lines ships stalled in the middle of the ocean.
(I think the answer is either B or D)
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