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Class 9HistoryPastoralists in the Modern WorldPastoralism in AfricaEasyLevel 69
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Maasai pastoralists could travel long distances in search of which natural resource?

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Correct answer: Fodder and water

Fodder and water were most necessary for livestock. Exam tip: connect long distance with resource search.

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MaasaiResource SearchFodder Water

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Fodder and water

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Fodder and water were most necessary for livestock. Exam tip: connect long distance with resource search.

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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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10 more MCQs
  1. 1Pastoral communities in Africa mainly depended on what?
  2. 2Which are included among famous pastoral communities of Africa?
  3. 3The Maasai community is mainly associated with which countries?
  4. 4Maasai people are identified by a name linked with which language?
  5. 5What is the general meaning given for the word Maasai?
  6. 6Before colonisation Maasailand extended across which region?
  7. 7How did colonial rule affect Maasailand?
  8. 8Between which colonial territories was Maasailand divided?
  9. 9What of Maasai pastoralists was affected by colonial division?
  10. 10Why were animals important for Maasai pastoralists?
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