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go.lag

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Most of the world's 1.6 million Muslims live in:
 
  a. Western Europe.
  b. Sub-Saharan Africa.
  c. The Middle East.
  d. South and Southeast Asia.

Question 2

Iran is not considered an Arab country even though it is part of the Middle East region. What is the reasoning behind this?
 
  a. Its language is distinct from those of Arab countries.
  b. Its population is overwhelmingly secular.
  c. Its major political allies are non-Arab.
  d. Its government is historically isolationist.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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