The term "nomadic pastoralists" refers to which of the following?

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Live in one place

Move from one area to another

Move from one place to another with herds to earn a living

Practice agriculture

answer is C.

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To make a living, nomadic pastoralists wander from one location to another with their herds. The practice of herding animals, most frequently livestock like cows, buffaloes, goats, etc., is known as pastoralism. These animals are employed for the natural products, such as milk and wool, that they produce. The primary phrase for someone who goes around and doesn't stay in one area is "nomad." Most tribal people are nomadic pastoralists who move with their herds of animals. Some of India's pastoral nomads are the Gonds, Dhurwas, and Boutros.

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