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What did the Maasai mainly search for while moving with their animals?

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Correct answer: Pastures and water

Direct answer: Option B, pastures and water, is correct. Pastoralists move with animals because animals need food and drinking water. The reasoning is sequential: grass and other vegetation provide grazing; water keeps animals alive and healthy; when one place becomes dry or its pasture is exhausted, the herders move to another suitable place. Thus Maasai movement was connected to seasonal availability of pasture and water, not to city-based industries or trade objects. Option A is wrong because gold and diamonds are minerals, not the main daily needs guiding livestock movement. Option C is wrong because factories and machines are not natural resources sought by herders for animals. Option D is wrong because ports and ships relate to sea transport, not pastoral grazing routes. Exam cue: pastoral movement follows pasture and water.

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