Which of the following European claims did the systematic implementation of the Nazi genocide challenge?
A) Europeans had claimed that social Darwinism supported their racial superiority.
B) Europeans had claimed that science, technology, and an efficient bureaucracy would make life better for all.
C) Europeans had claimed that liberal capitalism was the most efficient governmental and economic system.
D) Europeans had claimed that their democratic political system was superior to all others.

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The Nazi genocide, particularly the Holocaust, challenged the claim that science, technology, and an efficient bureaucracy would inherently make life better for all. Instead, these tools were used for mass murder and oppression, showing that advancements in these areas could also be harnessed for destructive and inhumane purposes.

Which of the Following European Claims Did the Systematic Implementation