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What does the relation between sheep goats and pastures in Gujjar Bakarwal movement show?

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Correct answer: Seasonal routes were shaped by livestock needs

The direct answer is A: seasonal routes were shaped by the needs of livestock. A pastoral community cannot remain in one place if grass, water or shelter becomes scarce. First, sheep and goats need regular fodder and water. Second, the herders observe seasonal changes and move toward suitable pastures. Third, the route therefore follows the animals’ ecological needs rather than an arbitrary plan. A is correct because it explains why movement was seasonal and organised. B is wrong because pasture was essential for feeding animals. C is wrong because sheep and goats do not live in the sea; this is unrelated to the historical example. D is wrong because routes could change with season, weather, pasture and water. The important idea is that people adjusted their movement to protect the herd and use available resources. Memory cue: livestock needs decide the route.

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