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Why is the idea of resource networks useful in African pastoral history?

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Correct answer: Because pastoralists depended on connected pastures and water sources in different seasons

Direct answer: Option A. Pastoralists do not depend on one permanent field. Different places may provide grass or water during different seasons, so movement connects these resources into a network. The reasoning is: rainfall and vegetation change with season; animals need food and water; the community follows routes to suitable pastures and water sources; access to one place is linked with access to others. Therefore, a resource network is a connected set of grazing areas, water points and routes. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because movement and routes are essential to pastoral life. Option C is wrong because separate pastures can be useful when connected by seasonal movement. Option D is wrong because livestock generally move rather than remain permanently in one place. Exam cue: pastoralism is mobile and seasonal, not fixed like settled farming.

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