They both are a religion, and people who believed in Jesus.
They are different in a way because, Judaism did not believe god in human form, but christianity did.
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Answer: The most correct option is
"Malawi was a small, rural country on the African continent".
Explanation: From the excerpt, it is seen that the people of Malawi lacks electricity, and from an understanding of what urbanization is, it is only a rural part of the world that will lack electricity in this century. Because the people of Malawi only has access to kerosene lamp that means, they don't have electricity until the boy built a windmill.
Since the boy was able to build a windmill, that means they have the resources to generate energy.
The citizens may not be happy going to sleep early, but because staying awake with a kerosene lamp is boring to their sight, they have no option than to sleep early.
It was never mentioned that the government provides the lamp and kerosene for the citizens to read.
Yes biggest pet peeve if their on their phone while being together
