The Modern Period
Social Darwinism is a sociological theory that applies the concepts of natural selection and survival of the fittest to human societies, suggesting that some individuals or groups are inherently superior to others. This idea has often been used to justify imperialism, promote racial hierarchies, and support economic competition as a natural process. The misapplication of Darwin's theories on evolution influenced various social policies and imperial actions during the Modern Period.
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