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The teaching that girls should become good mothers of Aryan children was linked with which policy?

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Correct answer: Racial population policy

The direct answer is C, racial population policy. Nazi ideology divided people by supposed race and praised the so-called Aryan race. It wanted Aryan families to have more children and gave women mainly the role of wives and mothers. Therefore, teaching girls to become good mothers of Aryan children was part of a racial population policy. Step by step: the policy selected Aryans as desirable; motherhood was presented as a duty; children were expected to increase the Aryan population. Option A, free trade policy, concerns buying and selling goods between countries, not family roles or race. Option B, religious reform policy, concerns religious beliefs and institutions, not the Nazi population aim. Option C is correct because it connects childbirth, motherhood and racial expansion. Option D, multi-party election policy, concerns political competition, whereas Nazism destroyed political competition. Remember: when a question joins Aryan birth, motherhood and population increase, think racial policy. This description reflects Nazi ideology, not a fair or scientific truth about human groups.

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