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When grazing areas reduced for pastoralists, which problem increased?

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Correct answer: Pressure on the remaining pastures increased

When grazing land shrinks, the same or a larger number of animals must graze on less land. This increases grazing pressure on the remaining pastures and may lead to fodder scarcity. The other options are incorrect because animals still need fodder, and reduced grazing land does not create more vacant land. Exam tip: link the loss of grazing land under colonial rule with greater pressure on the pastures that remained.

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PastoralistsColonial RuleGrazing LandPasture PressureOvergrazingClass 9 HistoryColonial Rule And Pastoral LifePastoralists In The Modern World

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