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History, 07.03.2020 02:14, dulldiamondss2858

Social Darwinists believed that
A) religious and scientific worlds should be kept separate.
B) powerful nations were meant to dominate weaker societies.
C) the teaching of evolution theories in American public schools was unconstitutional.
D) human beings had reached the point where competition among nations was no longer necessary.

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Social Darwinists believed that
A) religious and scientific worlds should be kept separate.

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