Chad is a country in (Africa, Europe, Polynesia) home to a large number of ethnic groups. The northern part of the nation is dominated by (Christians, Muslims, Buddhists), while the southern population mainly consists of (Jews, Buddhists, Christians) and people practicing traditional African religions. The (cultural differences, cooperative relationships) between north and south have contributed to problems such as political instability and lack of development

Africa

Muslims

Christians

cultural differences

Explanation:

Chad is a country in Africa located in the north-central of the continent. Islam and Christianity are among the most popular religions followed in the country. Some part of the population of Chad still practices and follows the indigenous religions and customs. The Muslim population of the country is concentrated in the northern and eastern part of Chad. The Christian population is concentrated in the southern part of Chad. Both religions are said to be the new religions in the country because they were popularized after the country got independence in 1960. Often there have been cases that highlight the issue of discrimination based on religion and beliefs.