Question

as wwii began, nazi leaders discussed how to eliminate jewish people and other groups from their territories. what was the euphemism used to refer to this plan?- genocide- persecution- the holocaust- the jewish question

Explanation:

A euphemism is an indirect, mild term used to replace a harsh or offensive one. "Genocide" and "persecution" are direct terms for mass killing and mistreatment. "The Holocaust" is the historical name for the actual event of Nazi mass murder. "the Jewish Question" was the deceptive, euphemistic phrase Nazi leaders used to frame and refer to their plan to eliminate Jewish people and other targeted groups, masking the violent intent behind a seemingly neutral term.

Answer:

D. the Jewish Question