Question

what is one main reason some governments in the twentieth century began campaigns of genocide?
a minority group wanted total independence.
a minority group wanted more say in lawmaking.
a minority group had different cultural customs.
a minority group protested against government policy.

Explanation:

Twentieth-century genocides often stemmed from the dominant group's dehumanization of minorities with distinct cultural identities, framing them as threats to national unity or the ruling group's ideology. While other factors could play roles, cultural difference was a core, recurring justification used by regimes to target groups for elimination.

Answer:

C. A minority group had different cultural customs.