Two first-year college roommates are getting to know each other. One is from New York City, the only child of an Anglo American father and an Argentine mother, and grew up in the Episcopal Church. The other is from Puerto Rico, has a brother and a sister, a father from Spain, and a mother from Cuba, and is an atheist. Both roommates speak English and Spanish. The two roommates are culturally different because of differences in their ______.
a. sex, gender, geographic region, and sexual identity
b. gender, age, sexual identity, and family background
c. spiritual identity, sex, age, and ethnicity
d. ethnicity, spiritual identity, geographic region, and family background
d. ethnicity, spiritual identity, geographic region, and family background
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