Families and communities moving together in seasonal journeys of pastoralists show which social fact?

Correct answer: Pastoral life was based on community organisation

The direct answer is A: pastoral life was based on community organisation. Pastoralism means keeping animals and moving with them to find grass and water. Such movement was not normally an isolated activity of one person. Families, relatives and other community members often travelled with herds, shared work, protected animals and helped one another during seasonal changes. Therefore, the evidence of families and whole communities travelling together shows social cooperation and organised community life. Option A is correct because it directly explains this social fact. Option B is wrong because pastoral work was not only the work of individual men; women, children and other relatives could also contribute. Option C is wrong because families were closely connected with herding, household work and movement. Option D is wrong because pastoral communities moved between grazing areas and did not always live in cities. Remember: families plus herds plus shared labour indicate community organisation, not isolated individual work.