Select the best word for each blank from the list of choices in the word bank below. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once.a. resilienceb. rotationalc. dynamicd. biodiversitye. heritagef. desertificationg. sustainabilityh. savannai. emphasizej. agroforestryThe Dynamic Core of Grassland CivilizationsThe world's grasslands are not just extensive green areas; they are (1) ______ ecosystems that have influenced the lives of communities for thousands of years. These landscapes, which are home to rich (2) ______, have supported both animal herds and human societies through practices such as (3) ______ grazing. In this practice, livestock are moved to enable pastures to recover. However, modern pressures like climate change and excessive grazing have sped up (4) ______, endangering the fragile balance of these ecosystems.Indigenous peoples, who have a deep connection with these grasslands, possess precious knowledge about sustainable stewardship. Their traditional methods, which are often in harmony with nature, emphasize the significance of (5) ______ and (6) ______ — the capacity to adjust to difficulties while preserving cultural (7) ______. For example, the Maasai people's dependence on the African (8) ______ and their rituals related to livestock show a strong bond with the land.

Select the best word for each blank from the list of choices in the word bank below. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once. a. resilience b. rotational c. dynamic d. biodiversity e. heritage f. desertification g. sustainability h. savanna i. emphasize j. agroforestry The Dynamic Core of Grassland Civilizations The world's grasslands are not just extensive green areas; they are (1) ______ ecosystems that have influenced the lives of communities for thousands of years. These landscapes, which are home to rich (2) ______, have supported both animal herds and human societies through practices such as (3) ______ grazing. In this practice, livestock are moved to enable pastures to recover. However, modern pressures like climate change and excessive grazing have sped up (4) ______, endangering the fragile balance of these ecosystems. Indigenous peoples, who have a deep connection with these grasslands, possess precious knowledge about sustainable stewardship. Their traditional methods, which are often in harmony with nature, emphasize the significance of (5) ______ and (6) ______ — the capacity to adjust to difficulties while preserving cultural (7) ______. For example, the Maasai people's dependence on the African (8) ______ and their rituals related to livestock show a strong bond with the land.