The film discusses the five stages of genocide and asks for three of them. Which three are listed?

• A. Classification, Annihilation, Dehumanization
• B. Classification, Negotiation, Economy
• C. Dehumanization, Education, Peace
• D. Organization, Democracy, Law

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is recognizing the stages that describe how genocide unfolds. In the commonly taught sequence, key steps include classification (dividing people into "us" and "them"), dehumanization (viewing the target group as less than human), and extermination (often called annihilation), which is the act itself.

Choosing Classification, Annihilation (extermination), and Dehumanization fits because all three are recognized stages in that framework and appear in many discussions of genocide progression. The other options mix terms like negotiation, economy, education, peace, democracy, and law, which are not identified as stages in this model.