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What does the presence of families in pastoral movement show?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: It was not only work but a way of life

Pastoralism was not merely a job in which people temporarily handled animals. For many pastoral communities, movement with animals was part of their complete way of life. Families, household belongings, herds, and work were connected with seasonal routes and available resources. Their movement helped them find pasture and water and also maintain links with settled communities. Thus, family presence shows that migration involved social life as well as economic activity.

Option A is correct because a family travelling with the herd indicates a continuing pattern of living, not a single event such as a military campaign or trade fair. A military campaign is organized for warfare, a fair is a temporary commercial gathering, and a sports competition is unrelated to pastoral movement. The presence of families therefore supports the conclusion that pastoralism was a livelihood and a way of life.

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FamilyPastoral LifestyleMovement

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It was not only work but a way of life

Why is this the correct answer?

Pastoralism was not merely a job in which people temporarily handled animals. For many pastoral communities, movement with animals was part of their complete way of life. Families, household belongings, herds, and work were connected with seasonal routes and available resources. Their movement helped them find pasture and water and also maintain links with settled communities. Thus, family presence shows that migration involved social life as well as economic activity.

Option A is correct because a family travelling with the herd indicates a continuing pattern of living, not a single event such as a military campaign or trade fair. A military campaign is organized for warfare, a fair is a temporary commercial gathering, and a sports competition is unrelated to pastoral movement. The presence of families therefore supports the conclusion that pastoralism was a livelihood and a way of life.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Pastoralists in the Modern World. Topic: Pastoral Nomads and their Movements.

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