If you lived during the nineteenth century, would you immigrate to a new country by yourself to pursue an opportunity, or would you pass up the opportunity and remain with your family? Explain your answer.

Read the writing prompt. Which is an appropriate thesis statement for a response to this prompt?
Responses
A I believe that spending time with one's family is an important part of life because a family serves as a built-in love and support system in both good times and bad times.I believe that spending time with one's family is an important part of life because a family serves as a built-in love and support system in both good times and bad times.
B While most immigrants viewed Ellis Island as the "Island of Hope," for the small percentage whom doctors and other officials refused entry, it became known as the "Island of Tears."While most immigrants viewed Ellis Island as the "Island of Hope," for the small percentage whom doctors and other officials refused entry, it became known as the "Island of Tears."
C Among the many hardships faced by immigrants in the nineteenth century were long journeys aboard crowded ships, unsanitary conditions, and painful medical examinations.Among the many hardships faced by immigrants in the nineteenth century were long journeys aboard crowded ships, unsanitary conditions, and painful medical examinations.
D I have always believed in taking advantage of any opportunity that comes my way and though it would be difficult, I would say goodbye to my family and immigrate to a new country.