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What is the simple meaning of vertical movement of Himalayan pastoralists?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Moving up and down according to altitude

Vertical movement means travelling up and down different heights rather than moving only across a flat area. Himalayan pastoralists followed this pattern because temperature, snow, and availability of grass change with altitude and season. They could move to higher summer pastures when the weather became warmer and return to lower areas during colder months. This seasonal route helped them find fodder and protect their animals from unsuitable conditions. The word “vertical” refers to change in elevation, not to underground travel or a particular vehicle.

Option A is correct because it describes movement according to altitude. Travelling east to west across the sea is horizontal or regional movement, underground tunnels are unrelated, and rail travel is not the defining idea. Different Himalayan communities had their own routes and schedules, so the exact pattern was not identical everywhere. Nevertheless, the central concept is seasonal movement between lower and higher zones, making A the appropriate answer.

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Moving up and down according to altitude

Why is this the correct answer?

Vertical movement means travelling up and down different heights rather than moving only across a flat area. Himalayan pastoralists followed this pattern because temperature, snow, and availability of grass change with altitude and season. They could move to higher summer pastures when the weather became warmer and return to lower areas during colder months. This seasonal route helped them find fodder and protect their animals from unsuitable conditions. The word “vertical” refers to change in elevation, not to underground travel or a particular vehicle.

Option A is correct because it describes movement according to altitude. Travelling east to west across the sea is horizontal or regional movement, underground tunnels are unrelated, and rail travel is not the defining idea. Different Himalayan communities had their own routes and schedules, so the exact pattern was not identical everywhere. Nevertheless, the central concept is seasonal movement between lower and higher zones, making A the appropriate answer.

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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