In her essay, “Many Varieties of Beautiful Inheritance,” Historian Ruth Schwartz Cowan describes the various forms of eugenics that became popular throughout the world in the first few decades of the twentieth century.
Please answer the following question in essay form: How did eugenics borrow on the evolving sciences of heredity to become a popular movement among the educated classes in the United States and other countries, and why did eugenics take the form that it did in different countries?
Eugenics took many forms in the first half of the twentieth century. In your response, you should therefore compare how eugenics was embraced in at least two countries (or parts of the world).
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