In late nineteenth-century Europe, which of the following "races" was NOT considered among the most "fit"?

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In late nineteenth-century Europe, the concept of Social Darwinism and racial theories often placed Nordics, Teutons, and Anglo-Saxons at the top of a racial hierarchy, considering them the most "fit." In contrast, Slavs were often viewed as less "fit" and were subjected to various forms of racial discrimination and stereotypes.

In Late Nineteenth-Century Europe, Which of the Following "Races" Was