The Nazi Party's "final solution" was an example of __________.
A) positive eugenics
B) negative eugenics

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The Nazi Party's "final solution" aimed to systematically eliminate groups they deemed inferior, such as Jews, Romani people, and disabled individuals. This was an example of negative eugenics, which involves the elimination of individuals deemed socially undesirable traits. Positive eugenics, on the other hand, involves promoting the reproduction of individuals with desirable traits.

The Nazi Party's "Final Solution" Was an Example of __________