Answer:
(i)
Maasais were bound to a fixed area, confined within a reserve and prohibited
from moving in search of pastures.
(ii) They were not allowed to the best grazing lands and were forced to
live in semi-arid regions that were prone to frequent droughts.
(iii) As a result, a large number of Maasai cattle died of
starvation and diseases during the drought years.
The frequent bad years led to a steady decline of the
livestock of pastoralists.
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