What term describes the Nazi plan to annihilate Jews and other groups?

• A. Final Solution
• B. Holocaust
• C. Nuremberg Trials
• D. Eugenics Program

Answer: (B)

The term Holocaust is used to describe the Nazi genocide—the planned, systematic attempt to annihilate Jews and other groups during World War II. It covers both the purpose and the brutal actions carried out: the anti-Jewish laws, ghettos, mass deportations, and extermination in camps that define this atrocity. While the policy itself was called the Final Solution, historians and textbooks use Holocaust as the umbrella term for the entire campaign of murder and persecution. The other options refer to different things: Nuremberg Trials were the postwar trials of Nazi leaders, and Eugenics Program points to racist pseudoscience, not the genocide. So Holocaust best fits the idea of the Nazi plan and its execution to annihilate.