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Frost2351

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The Sahel region is able to recover from stress of drought and has mechanisms to cope with a natural cycle that includes periods of dryness and rain. Therefore this ecosystem is said to be _______.
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The original, pre-European people are referred to as the __________ __________ in Canada.
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Answer to Question 1

resilient

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First Nations
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