Landbridge Day 2

Native Americans migrated across a  a land bridge from _____________ to North America? 

• Africa
• Antarctica 
• Asia 
• Iceland 

Native Americans traveled across a _________during the ice age

• ice gap
• iceberg
• land bridge 
• ice bridge

Tags

CCSS.RF.3.3B

CCSS.RF.3.3C

CCSS.RF.3.3D

CCSS.RF.4.3A

CCSS.RF.5.3A

The time when the water levels dropped due to freezing temperatures and formed into glaciers.

• Ice Age
• Age of Exploration
• Ice Times
• Frigid Age

Why did the Native Americans use the Landbridge?

• to escape the cold

• because it would be fun

• to follow and hunt their food

• to start a new life

What two continents did the Landbridge connect?

• Asia and Africa

• Asia and North America

• North American and Europe

• Asia and Europe

1.Why did Native Americans migrate during the Ice Age? (4-1.1)

• They followed their families.
• They followed large animal herds for food.
• They searched for gold to become wealthy.
  
• They searched for land to gain political power.
  

Why were Native Americans able to access the landbridge during the Ice Age? (4-1.1)

• A bridge was built and crossed.
  
• A boat carried them to the landbridge.
• Water levels dropped and land was exposed.
• Water levels rose due to freezing temperatures.

According to the Landbridge Theory, how did Native Americans migrate during the Ice Age? (4-1.1)

• They migrated from North and South America to Asia.
• They migrated from Asia to North and South America.
• They migrated from Europe to North and South America.
• They migrated from North and South America to Europe.

Based on this map, how did Native Americans come to America?

• They swam across the ocean.
• They used canoes to sail over water.
• They walked over the dry strait.
• They rode horses over the land.

The Landbridge Theory explains what event in early North American history?

• Native American migration from Asia to North America.
• The slow movement of Earth's plates to create the continents.
• Bridges created by early Americans to reach where they were going.
• The exploration of the new world by Europeans.