The Eugenics movement led to
A) passage of the Mann Act
B) forced sterilization in many states of criminals, sex offenders and people judged as mentally deficient
C) belief that all life is valuable
D) elimination of immigration quotas
E) segregated workplaces

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The Eugenics movement, particularly in the early 20th century, advocated for improving the genetic quality of the human population. This often led to forced sterilization programs targeting those deemed unfit, including criminals, sex offenders, and individuals judged as mentally deficient, in an attempt to prevent them from reproducing.

The Eugenics Movement Led to