what was the impact of colonial rule on the maasai community? mention any 5 points
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They could not move over vast areas in search of pastures. It affected both their pastoral and trading activities as they were not only deprived of land but of all forms of trade. e. New laws & new borders affected the pattern of the movements of the massai community.
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The British imposed various restrictions on raiding and warfare. The chiefs accumulated wealth over-time and hence had both pastoral and non-pastoral income. Unlike the chiefs, the poor pastoralists suffered a lot during the years of war and famine. A new distinction between the wealthy and poor pastoralists developed.Maasai, in the colonial period, lost their grazing land as the Britishers began to take away land for farming and reservations. Explanation: Maasai were ethnic communities that stretched over a vast area in Kenya. ... Maasai's main occupation remain herd animals and search for grazing lands.
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