Extermination Differs from Expulsion in That Extermination Is ________

question 7

Multiple Choice

Extermination differs from expulsion in that extermination is ________.

• A) more violent as it uses killing and violence as a means to remove subordinate groups from an area
• B) more beneficial in that it results in the domination of an exterminated group in another country
• C) less dangerous as it focuses on segregation of subordinate people in residence, workplace, social functions, and so on
• D) a less extreme way to deal with minorities

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Definitions:

Principal

The primary party involved in a transaction or agreement, often responsible for the overall terms and conditions.

Agent

An individual or entity authorized to act on behalf of another person or entity in business transactions or legal matters.

Express Authority

The power explicitly given to an agent or employee to act on behalf of a principle or employer.

Implied Authority

A form of authorization assumed to be given by a principal to an agent as part of the agent's role, even if not explicitly stated.