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Which regions are known for pastoral nomadism?

  1. Pastoral nomadism is common in the deserts of North Africa and West Asia.
  2. It is also prevalent in the dense rainforests of South America.
  3. The practice is widespread in the tundras of Siberia.

    Aii only

    Bii, iii

    Ci only

    Diii only

    Answer:

    C. i only

    Read Explanation:

    • Pastoral nomadism emerged soon after humans learnt to domesticate animals.

    • This is common in the deserts of North Africa and West Asia, where the rainfall produces wild fodder scattered in patches that can temporarily support small groups of herders.

    • Animals provide herders with milk, cheese and meat for food. The hide and leather obtained from their skin are used to make items of clothing, tents, footwear and water bags


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