The Middle East is considered a region because it shares a common culture. The three items that most accurately identify the shared characteristics of that culture is letters A, C, and C.
Many people speak Arabic.
The Ottoman Empire controlled much of the region.
Most people are Muslim.
The eastern neighbors had been converted to Christianity with the reign of the Byzantine Empire. Cyrillic alphabets were introduced and developed in the regions. Scientific knowledge were also transferred to the eastern neighbors during the Middle Ages.
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