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Why is calling milk and meat only food a limited view in Maasai life?

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Correct answer: They were also linked with livestock economy and family security

Direct answer: Option A is correct. In Maasai life, milk and meat were not merely things eaten. Maasai pastoralists depended on cattle for livelihood. Cattle supplied milk and meat, but animals also represented wealth, could be exchanged, and helped a family face hardship. Thus food was connected with the livestock economy and family security. Option A works because it includes both economic support and protection for the household. Option B is wrong because milk and meat came from cattle and other livestock. Option C is wrong because animal products were closely connected with family, work, society and exchange. Option D is wrong because milk and meat are animal products, not minerals. Remember: in pastoral societies, livestock means food, wealth, work and security together.

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