Original sentence: Minority views consider more recent belief systems to be supremacist, such as:.Subsequent to Charles Darwin notions of "supremacy" sought scientific justification via concepts such as "social Darwinism".Supremacism is the belief that self-determination and freedom of association are principles less important than the virtues obtained by one's race, religion, belief system or culture ruling over others.The Nazis are seen by many as an archetype of modern supremacism.The United Nations' The Universal Declaration of Human Rights wherein self-determination is not a right extended to "all peoples" if the identity of those "peoples" can be described as "racial".The most notorious example of this is during the ealy 20th century's rise of German National Socialism or which posited a "master race" —superior to others and therefore entitled to rule over others.The neoconservative belief that Western political and economic structures should be introduced throughout the world and that doing so by force is justified.This is generally justified by some notion of superiority, sometimes described in scientific terms, but it can also be by divine covenant such as the divine right of kings (royal families or "chosen people")
Edited sentence: Although not specifically considered to be supremacist groups,  terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda and groups occasionally associated with terrorism such as the Palestinian Liberation Organization display traits often associated with supremacist groups.Current notions of "supremacy" are generally related to xenophobia, and descended from eugenics theory—where the emerging sciences of breeding and evolutionary anthropology influenced social thinking toward the direction of believing in a racial self-identity, and subsequently protectionism and exclusion of foreign influences.Examples of these traits are the spreading of Anti-Semitic propaganda and violent attacks based on race.Supremacism is the belief that one's race or religion is the supreme, and that those of other distinctions are (by various arbitrary criteria) unfit for social or religious interaction, and sexual reproduction.The Nazis are seen by many as an archetype of supremacism.The Nazis were considered an supremacist group and held that the ethnic Germans and other "Aryans" were the "master race" —superior to others