HELP FAST. NEED 8 COMPLETE SENTENCES! PLEASE. WILL MARK BRAINLEST FOR FIRST BEST ANSWER!! Is the Middle East Culturally united or culturally divided? Use online resources to further research how the Arabs, Kurds, and Persians interact with one another in the Middle East, and to answer this question. Use examples from your research to strengthen your position.

The middle east is culturally United as there are many different religions and beliefs within it. The 3 main religions in the middle east are Judaism, Christianity and Islam. This shows unity of the 3 religions. However the middle east could also be culturally divided as there is war and conflict going on currently in countries like sirya. This is also shown when women in Iran are expected to wear a hijab and not leave the house without a male. This could lead to some deaths as well as injuries as a form of punishment in these countries is being stoned to death. Arabs Kurds and Persians are seen as the same type of people just from different countries. Overall I personally think the middle east is culturally United and culturally divided.

The Middle East is the origin of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, which are all monotheistic religions that arose from the same tradition. Because each religion relied on earlier groups' texts, they share many rules and beliefs. The Middle East is made up of about 20 countries, each with its own religion and ethnic and linguistic groups. Given this diversity, it is not surprising to find a diverse range of cultures coexisting in the region. As previously defined, the Middle East includes four distinct cultural areas: Arab, Turkish, Iranian, and the newly evolved Israeli culture.

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