Which feature of Nazi racism is clear from persecution of Roma people?

Correct answer: It was a broad racial policy targeting many groups alongside Jews

The Roma, whom the Nazis derogatorily called ‘Gypsies’, were treated as racially inferior and were subjected to discrimination, detention, and murder. This shows that Nazi racism was not limited to Jews; it was a broad, exclusionary, and violent policy directed at several groups. The tax-policy option is incorrect because, although persecution could have economic effects, its central basis was racial ideology. Exam tip: remember that Nazi victims included Jews, Roma, disabled people, and political opponents.