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What problem increased during drought when Maasai movement was restricted?

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Correct answer: They could not easily reach better pastures

Drought reduces grass and water in the usual grazing areas. Pastoralists traditionally deal with such conditions by moving their animals to places where pasture and water are still available. Mobility is therefore an important method of protecting herds during difficult seasons. Preventing movement removes this practical way of coping with drought.

Option A is correct because restricted Maasai movement made it difficult to reach better pastures. The animals then had fewer chances to find food and water, so losses and hardship could increase. Being trapped at sea, receiving more food, or ending the effect of drought does not follow from movement restrictions and is unrelated to the pastoral problem described.

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