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Significance of The Wealth of Nations

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What was the primary significance of Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations at the end of the eighteenth century?
ANone of the answers are correct.
BIt examined the relationship between power, poverty, and inequality.
CIt was the first major work to address the dangers of colonialism.
DIt established the theoretical foundation for the free-market system.
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