Q.Who is the founder of Modern Eugenics movement?

These are three distinct routes proposed for improving the human condition through the lens of genetics. Eugenics — coined by Francis Galton in 1885, meaning 'well born' — is the application of genetic laws to improve the human race, split into positive (constructive) eugenics, which tries to increase desirable germplasm through measures such as early marriage of individuals with desirable traits, sperm/egg banks, genetics education, and promotion of genetic research; and negative (restrictive) eugenics, which tries to eliminate defective germplasm through measures such as sexual separation, sterilization, immigration control and regulation of marriage — measures now widely regarded as ethically discredited, even though the underlying genetic principles remain scientifically valid. …