Question

the nazis plan for mass murder was aimed at which of the following groups of people? select five options. people with disabilities catholics roma jewish people homosexual people jehovahs witnesses protestants

Explanation:

The Nazi regime's genocidal policies targeted specific groups they deemed "undesirable." These included people with disabilities (via the T-4 euthanasia program), Roma (Romani people, subjected to systematic murder), Jewish people (the primary victims of the Holocaust), homosexual people (persecuted and killed in concentration camps), and Jehovah's Witnesses (who faced execution for refusing to swear allegiance to the regime). Catholics and Protestants were not targeted for mass murder as religious groups, though some individuals faced persecution for opposing the regime.

Answer:

• people with disabilities
• Roma
• Jewish people
• homosexual people
• Jehovah's Witnesses