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

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The Nazi Party's "final solution" was a policy of negative eugenics, which sought to eliminate individuals deemed "undesirable" based on their race, ethnicity, disability, and sexual orientation, among other factors. This involved genocide, forced sterilization, and other forms of violence and discrimination. Positive eugenics, in contrast, aims to encourage reproduction among those deemed "desirable," while genetic manipulation and political eugenics involve different methods of controlling human reproduction or traits.

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