What is the theory of improving human population through genetics?
a. genocide
b. hereditary
c. sterilization
d. eugenics

The correct answer is D. Eugenics.

Explanation

Eugenics, is a theory that was booming during the late nineteenth century with the emergence of social Darwinism, this theory suggests that the human can be improved by genetic intervention. In parallel, it promotes the nonprocreation of people who do not possess qualities such as high altitude, intelligence, good health, strength, among others. During the twentieth century, in the midst of governments with nationalist tendencies in Europe, the practice of eugenics took place by means of forced sterilization, reaching genocide, as occurred in Nazi Germany. So, the correct answer is D. Eugenics.

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