
The Mesolithic Area
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Shauna Keddy
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The Mesolithic Era/ La era mesolítica
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How did early humans migrate to Europe and Asia without ships?
This was during the Ice Age, so much of Earth was frozen.
Many areas that had been underwater became dry land where people could walk
Beringia was a land mass that linked present day Alaska to northeast Asia
So, Beringia was a land bridge
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Multiple Choice
What do you think happened to the Beringia land bridge? Do you think it is still there now?
Sea levels have risen and continents (land masses) have shifted, so it is gone
It is still there currently
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Why did people shift from hunting and gathering, to farming?/ ¿Por qué la gente pasó de la caza y la recolección a la agricultura?
As the glaciers (ice sheets) retreated, the huge animals of the ice age died out/ A medida que los glaciares (capas de hielo) se retiraron, los enormes animales de la edad de hielo se extinguieron.
It is not clear if the huge animals were over-hunted, or died out because of climate change, or both/ No está claro si los enormes animales fueron cazados en exceso o se extinguieron debido al cambio climático, o ambos.
A whole family used to be able to hunt a wooly mammoth or wooly rhino and live off it's meat for an entire season/ Toda una familia solía poder cazar un mamut lanudo o un rinoceronte lanudo y vivir de su carne durante toda una temporada.
A warmer climate meant the number of plants and small animals increased!/ ¡Un clima más cálido significó un aumento en el número de plantas y animales pequeños!
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Multiple Choice
What did people eat after the glaciers retreated?/ ¿Qué comió la gente después de que los glaciares se retiraron?
They began to eat wild grains, small animals, and eventually they began to grow their own food crops and raise their own animals for food/ Comenzaron a comer granos silvestres, animales pequeños y, finalmente, comenzaron a cultivar sus propios cultivos alimentarios y a criar sus propios animales para alimentarse.
woolly rhinos, woolly mammoths and other Ice Age huge animals/ rinocerontes lanudos, mamuts lanudos y otros animales enormes de la Edad del Hielo
The Mesolithic Era/ La era mesolítica
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