Omar and Youssef speak the same language but live in different cities. They share similar customs and grew up eating the same kinds of food. Both men study the same holy book and make sure to pray five times each day. Every three years, Youssef votes in presidential elections. Omar is loyal to his king but wishes the leader of his country were an elected official. 7. Based on the information, which statement best describes the ethnic and religious identities of Omar and Youssef? (44 a. 2) A. Omar and Youssef are members of the same ethnic group, but they follow different religions and live in different countries. B. Omar and Youssef are members of different ethnic groups, but they follow the same religion and live in the same country. C. Omar and Youssef are members of the same ethnic group, they follow the same religion, and they live in the same country. D. Omar and Youssef are members of the same ethnic group and follow the same religion, but they live in different countries.

I had this exact same question on one of my tests a few years back The answer is d since it states that they have the same customs and lan guage indicating a common wthnic group and they also pray 5 times a day and read the same holy book incating a common religious group as well. Based of off this we can eliminate A and B right off the bat as they do not reflect this. Then the question tells us that they have different types of governments as yussef votes in election while omar has a king which means that they live in different countries since each country has a different form of government making the only plausible answer d through the process of elimination.

answer; i believe that the correct answer is ( rivers);

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