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In Maasai society, cattle were not merely a source of food but what else?
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Correct answer: Basis of wealth, status and social identity
Cattle had both economic and social value in Maasai society. Exam tip: write the multi-dimensional importance of livestock.
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Basis of wealth, status and social identity
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Cattle had both economic and social value in Maasai society. Exam tip: write the multi-dimensional importance of livestock.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Pastoralists in the Modern World. Topic: Pastoralism in Africa.
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