Which statement about ethnic groups in Southwest Asia is accurate?
A.
Arabs are the majority in every country in the region.
B.
Arabs are the largest ethnic group in the region.
C.
Kurds make up the largest ethnic group on the Arabian Peninsula.
D.
People in the same ethnic group follow the same religion.
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its b
B
To determine which statement about ethnic groups in Southwest Asia is accurate, we need to consider the different ethnic groups in the region and their distribution across countries.
A. The statement that Arabs are the majority in every country in the region is not accurate. Southwest Asia is a diverse region with various ethnic groups, and the majority ethnic group can vary from country to country.
B. The statement that Arabs are the largest ethnic group in the region is generally accurate. Arabs have a significant presence in many countries in Southwest Asia and can be considered the largest ethnic group in terms of population.
C. The statement that Kurds make up the largest ethnic group on the Arabian Peninsula is not accurate. While Kurds are an important ethnic group, they are not the largest group on the Arabian Peninsula. Arabs form the majority ethnic group in most countries on the Arabian Peninsula.
D. The statement that people in the same ethnic group follow the same religion is not accurate. Ethnicity and religion are two separate factors and do not necessarily determine each other. In Southwest Asia, for example, there are Arab Muslims, Arab Christians, and Arab Jews, indicating that people within the same ethnic group can follow different religions.
Based on the above analysis, the most accurate statement is B. Arabs are the largest ethnic group in Southwest Asia.