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| Subsistence | A form of agriculture where people grow food with the primary aim of feeding themselves. |
| Nomadic Herding | A form of subsistence farming where people move their grazing animals over the countryside in search of the best pastures. |
| Women | The gender most involved in subsistence agriculture. |
| Masai | A tribe involved in nomadic herding in Kenya . |
| Kraal | A thorn bush enclosure used to keep cattle in and lions out. |
| Population Pyramid | A horizontal bar graph showing the age-sex distribution of a population. |
| Barrel | The typical shape of a population pyramid of a wealthy country. |
| Wide base | The feature on a population pyramid indicating a high birth rate. |
| Beer | A beverage made using bush honey by the Masai. |
| Cow dung | Material used to cover the dwellings of the Masai. |
| Milk and blood | A drink consisting of a mixture of these 2 is drunk by the Masai. |
| Low level | The level of technology used by subsistence farmers. |
| High level | The level of knowledge that subsistence farmers have of their farming practises. |
| Grain crops | The most wide spread type of crops grown by farmers anywhere.n |
| Commercial farming | The type of farming where the primary aim is to grow food for a profit. |
| High death rate | The feature of a population pyramid represented by a rapid taper of the sides. |
| Cattle raiding | The introduction of the gun into Masai culture has made this a deadly pastime. |
| Cattle | The symbol of wealth for the Masai. |
| Disease, lions, cattle raiding | Threats to the livelihood of the Masai. |
| Tanzania | Neighbouring country of Kenya where Masai also live. |
