What Did Islamic Fundamentalism in the Middle East and Evangelical

Multiple Choice

What did Islamic fundamentalism in the Middle East and evangelical Christianity in the United States have in common at the beginning of the twenty-first century?

A) Both religious movements overwhelmingly attracted white men.
B) Both religious trends were only possible because of the Internet.
C) Both aided in the radical redistribution of wealth from top to bottom.
D) Both attracted followers partly because of the global spread of mass entertainment.
E) Both were strongly anti-capitalist in their theology.