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Why can the ban on Maasai warriors' raids be seen as a power policy and not only a peace policy?

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Correct answer: Because it reduced Moran's independent power and increased administrative control

The direct answer is A: banning raids reduced the independent power of Moran warriors and increased administrative control. A peace policy mainly tries to reduce violence, but a power policy also changes who can organise, carry weapons or make decisions. Step by step: Maasai warriors traditionally had an important social and military role; colonial authorities restricted raids; this reduced their freedom to act independently; officials gained greater control over movement and conflict. A is correct because it includes both the peace effect and the political-control effect. B is wrong because restrictions did not make all warriors more powerful. C is wrong because cattle numbers do not automatically rise when raids stop. D is wrong because policy cannot stop drought. The important lesson is that colonial rules often presented control as order or peace. Memory cue: ask who gains power when a freedom is restricted.

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