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Why did imposing external boundaries on Maasai grazing systems affect local timetables?

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Correct answer: Because reaching the right pasture at the right season became difficult

Maasai pastoralists moved their herds to different grazing areas according to seasonal rainfall, water, and grass availability. External boundaries, reserves, and fenced lands blocked these movement routes, making it difficult to reach suitable pastures at the appropriate season. Option B is incorrect because boundaries do not alter the seasonal cycle. Exam tip: link Maasai pastoralism with seasonal migration and access to grazing land.

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Maasai PastoralistsAfrican PastoralismGrazing PatternsSeasonal MigrationColonial BoundariesHistory Class 9Pastoralism In AfricaPastoralists In The Modern World

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