What nazi policy targeted people who had disabilities?
ghettos
death camps
concentration camps
euthanasia

The correct answer is D. Euthanasia

Explanation:

Nazism or national socialism was an ideology in Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945, Nazis policies were based on fascism that promoted dictatorial power; antisemitism which was the discrimination against the Jews and eugenics that aimed at improving the genetics of people by excluding people with certain genetic characteristics. As Nazism was inspired by eugenics jews and other people who have undesirable features were persecuted, imprisoned and even killed. This included people with disabilities, in this way, Nazi policies supported a program called the T4 program for exterminating people with disabilities mainly through the Euthanasia, this occurred after they were sterilized and even some were used in experiments, in 1933 massive sterilization occurred and some years later around six death camps or "euthanasia centers" were established, also, it is believed around 275000 people with disabilities were killed as a result of Nazi policies and most of them were killed with euthanasia, poison gas or by starvation. Thus, Nazis use euthanasia to exterminate people with disabilities.

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