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What deeper point is shown by the importance of milk in Maasai pastoral life?

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Correct answer: Livestock was central to food system and daily life

The direct answer is A: livestock was central to the Maasai food system and daily life. Milk was not an unrelated product; it came from cattle and helped support nutrition, household routines and social life. Step by step: families kept livestock; animals supplied milk and other useful products; these products supported everyday food needs; therefore losing animals affected both diet and the wider pastoral way of life. A is correct because it shows that livestock was an economic, nutritional and cultural centre. B is wrong because the statement that Maasai ate only grain ignores their pastoral dependence. C is wrong because milk directly comes from livestock. D is wrong because milk is food, not a tax document. Memory cue: when a society depends on animals, animal products show the importance of livestock.

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