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Class 9HistoryPastoralists in the Modern WorldPastoral Nomads and their MovementsEasyLevel 62
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Where did Gaddi shepherds usually stay in winter?

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Correct answer: In the low hills of the Siwaliks

In winter Gaddis grazed their flocks in the low hills. Exam tip: remember Siwaliks as the winter area.

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GaddisSiwalikWinter Pastures

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In the low hills of the Siwaliks

Why is this the correct answer?

In winter Gaddis grazed their flocks in the low hills. Exam tip: remember Siwaliks as the winter area.

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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Pastoralists in the Modern World. Topic: Pastoral Nomads and their Movements.

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10 more MCQs
  1. 1Who are called pastoral nomads?
  2. 2What was the main reason for the movement of pastoral communities?
  3. 3How was the movement of pastoral nomads?
  4. 4Gujjar Bakarwals are mainly associated with which region?
  5. 5Where did Gujjar Bakarwals go in summer?
  6. 6Where did Gujjar Bakarwals come down in winter?
  7. 7Gaddi shepherds were associated with which state?
  8. 8In which direction did Gaddi shepherds move during summer?
  9. 9Why did Himalayan pastoralists move when seasons changed?
  10. 10Dhangar pastoralists were mainly associated with which region?
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