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What long-term result could follow from confining Maasai pastoralists to smaller reserve areas?

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Correct answer: Increased grazing pressure and a greater risk of livestock loss during droughts

Confinement to small reserves restricted Maasai mobility while people and livestock continued to depend on the same limited pastures. This increased grazing pressure and reduced the ability to move to alternative grazing lands during drought, raising the risk of livestock losses. Option B is the opposite of the colonial restriction on access to seasonal pastures. Exam tip: link pastoral mobility with survival during drought and access to fodder.

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Maasai PastoralistsColonial RuleGrazing PressureDrought RiskPastoral MobilityReserve AreasColonial Rule And Pastoral LifePastoralists In The Modern World

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