Asked by Starsonan

Which statement about ethnic groups in southwest Asia is accurate
a kurds make up the largest ethnic group on the Arabian peninsula
b arabs are the majority in every country in the region
c arabs make up the largest ethnic group in the region
d people in the same ethnic group follow the same religion
Answered by Starsonan
why was India divided into two countries
a political conflict
b financial conflict
c religious conflict
Answered by Starsonan
true or false people in South Asia lack clean drinking water
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The accurate statement about ethnic groups in Southwest Asia is:

**c. Arabs make up the largest ethnic group in the region.**

While there are many ethnic groups in Southwest Asia, including Kurds, Persians, and Turks, Arabs are indeed the largest ethnic group overall in the region. Options a, b, and d are not accurate for various reasons. For instance, Kurds are not the largest group on the Arabian Peninsula, not all countries have Arabs as a majority, and people within the same ethnic group may follow different religions.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
India was divided into two countries primarily due to **c. religious conflict**.

The partition of British India in 1947 led to the creation of two independent states: India and Pakistan. The division was largely based on religious lines, with Pakistan established as a separate nation for Muslims, while India was intended to be a secular state that included a Hindu majority. The differences between the two communities, exacerbated by colonial policies and the struggle for independence, contributed significantly to the division. This partition resulted in widespread violence and mass migrations as communities were displaced along communal lines.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
**True.**

Many people in South Asia face significant challenges in accessing clean drinking water. Issues such as population growth, urbanization, pollution, and inadequate infrastructure contribute to water scarcity and contamination. While there are regions within South Asia that have access to clean water, a substantial portion of the population still suffers from lack of access to safe drinking water. This is a significant public health concern in several countries in the region.