Teaching hatred toward Roma in Hitler Youth was linked with which wider Nazi policy?

Racial exclusion and persecution

Teaching hatred toward Roma children reflected the wider Nazi racial policy of defining some communities as biologically inferior, dangerous, or undesirable. Roma and Sinti were among the groups persecuted by the Nazi state, which used registration, police surveillance, forced removal, imprisonment, and mass murder against them. Presenting prejudice in youth organisations helped make discrimination appear acceptable and prepared young people to support exclusionary state actions. Option A is correct because it links classroom and organisational indoctrination with the broader system of racial exclusion and persecution. Equality, international cooperation, and free citizenship were incompatible with Nazi racial hierarchy and dictatorship.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: Youth in Nazi Germany.