Armenians (they are in the Caucasus region, not Central Asia) differ from the people in Central Asia by origin, culture, folklore, language, alphabet, religion. Armenians (94%) are Christians, followers of their own authentic Armenian Apostolic Church, while most of the Central Asians are Sunni Muslims, practice shamanism, and Buddhism (in Mongolia). Armenians are an ethnicity native to the Caucasus region, closely related to Georgians, while most of the Central Asians have Turkic, Mongol and North Iranian ethnic background, the same also goes for he language, culture and folklore. Armenians have unique alphabet used only by them, while the Central Asians use Latin and Cyrillic alphabets.
Armenians are different from the other groups of people that populate Central Asia because they are the only people descended from Indo-Europeans. Most Central Asians are descended from Turkish and Mongol tribes. The religion practiced by most Armenians is Christianity.
A. There is no objective reason to know which of the information sources is right. But because they make contradicting statements you utilize critical thinking to assess their value.
