This document discusses ethnic and religious groups in Africa. It defines an ethnic group as a human population that identifies with each other based on common ancestry or genealogy, as well as shared cultural, linguistic or behavioral practices. Religious groups consist of individuals involved in organized religions or denominations. The major ethnic groups in Africa include the Akan, Bambara, Baoule, etc. The main religious groups are Christianity, Islam, and traditional beliefs. Ethnic groups share language, physical features, culture and traditions, while religious groups share common belief systems, traditions and customs. Both involve grouping based on shared identities or practices.