Question

Which statement correctly describes the practice of pastoralism in Mongolia? Pastoralism was a social system that was based on raising livestock to provide for the needs of the people. Pastoralism was a social system that was based on using organized religion to united different regions. Pastoralism was a government system that was based on raising taxes from the earnings of peasants. Pastoralism was a government system that was based on appointing relatives to rule territories.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Pastoralism was a social system that was based on raising livestock to provide for the needs of the people

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Pastoral farming is a method of agriculture that focuses on raising only livestock such as cows, poultry, fishes, etc. This is an opposite of arable farming that deals only with plants.

The practise of Pastoralism in Mongolia was a social system which aimed at providing for the populace from the proceeds of livestock rearing.