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The Khoikhoi moved from place to place with their livestock to find fresh pastures and water sources, as their herding lifestyle depended on the availability of grazing land.
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The Dutch were not pleased when the Khoikhoi moved away with their livestock because it disrupted their plans for trade and made it difficult for them to secure the resources they needed for their settlement.
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The Khoikhoi likely did not want to trade more than a few animals at a time to maintain their herds' sustainability and to ensure they had enough livestock for their own needs, as they relied heavily on their animals for food, labor, and status.
Activity 3 : Tecall and interpret information about the Khoikhoi and the Dutch
Study Source E , and look back at what you read about the Khoikhoi in Sub - topic , Unit 1 .
1. Why did the khoikhoi move from place to place with their livestock?
2. Were the Dutch pleased when the khoikhoi moved away with their livestock? give a reason for your answer.
3. Discuss why you think the koi koi did not want to trade more than if you animals at a time.
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