Both American and Germany's Eugenics Movement was designed to improve the quality of the human race through selective breeding, which means immigrants were welcomed and accepted diverse populations who were not just the Northern European race. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The Eugenics Movement is controlling or killing people who are not of the dominant race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, culture, and those who suffer with mentally ill or an intellectual developmental disability.  Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

By 1945 millions of people in Europe died in the name of Eugenics.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

In the end, the Eugenics Movement of human behavior as biologically fixed and unchanging, proved instead that it showed that people can be so manipulated and malleable, they can learn to do just about anything no matter how heinous. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Recent technologies, such as genetic manipulation, are again opening the door for a resurgence in eugenic (planned breeding) practices, but we would be wise to remember the fact that humans now being able to alter people's genetic code tells us nothing about what we should do with that information. Although new technological opportunities offer us possibilities to improve many people's lives, our recent past illustrates the inherent dangers in using science to justify our actions.11Mark for ReviewABCWhich choice best states the main idea of the text?AApplication of newly discovered principles of genetics poses a risk due to their unintentional outcomes.BThe field of eugenics has supplied us with new insights but its practical utilization remains to be seen.CWhile applying any new principle with the aid of technology, there are consequences along with the benefits.DIt is important to tread cautiously in experimentation of planned breeding as it is a double-edged sword.

In the 1930s, scientists unified natural selection and genetics into theMultiple choice question.genetic variation synthesis.heritable synthesis.modern evolutionary synthesis.theory of uniformitarianism.