What did linking motherhood with the racial state mean in Nazi family policy?

Correct answer: Women were expected to bear and raise children who, in Nazi ideology, belonged to the supposed “racially pure” population

The correct answer is A. Nazi family policy assigned women the role of motherhood and encouraged them to have children whom the regime regarded as racially desirable. This linked women’s expected family role to the Nazis’ racist idea of a racial state, as described in the Class 9 chapter “Nazism and the Rise of Hitler.”