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The difference between warriors and elders in Maasai society was linked with what?

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Correct answer: Age and social role

The direct answer is A: age and social role. In Maasai society, people were organised into age groups, and each group had duties suited to its stage of life. Younger men commonly became warriors, protecting the community and cattle, while older men became elders who guided the community, settled disputes and took important decisions. Thus the difference was not based on a port, mineral trade or railway employment. Option A is correct because it names both the age-group system and the different social duties. Option B is wrong because a sea port is a place of transport and trade, not the basis of Maasai age organisation. Option C is wrong because mineral trade did not create the warrior-elder distinction. Option D is wrong because railway jobs were not the organising principle of traditional Maasai society. Memory cue: age group plus duty equals warrior or elder.

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