In the years leading up to World War II, the Nazis portrayed Jews as rats and as an ""alien species."" These attempts to degrade and dehumanize the Jews is an example of:

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Moral exclusion refers to the process of excluding certain groups from the moral universe or protection of one’s rights, leading to the justification of unethical treatment. By portraying Jews as subhuman rats and an “alien species,” the Nazis attempted to exclude them from the moral universe and justify their persecution and extermination.

In the Years Leading Up to World War II, the Nazis