Early humans to Native Americans

What was mankind's 1st achievement

• Fire

• Farming

• Weapons/tools

• Civilization

Answer explanation

The use of tools is what set humans apart from everything else on this planet

What was mankind's 2nd achievement?

• Weapons

• Fire

• Civilization

• Farming/Agriculture

Answer explanation

They hunted with weapons then cooked the food over a fire. Cooked food made them smarter

What was mankind's 3rd major achievement

• Weapons

• Fire

• Agriculture- Farming

• Civilization

Answer explanation

They were already successful but farming sped up the success rate

Mankind used weapons and fire to survive as nomads. Eventually they discovered/learned how to use farming which led to

• The invention of the wheel

• The ice age

• Farmer's tan

• Development of civilization

Answer explanation

Nomads wander and hunt as a way of life. Now they can stay in one place with family and grow their own food.

The first humans_______________ here from Asia.

• Beringia

• Migrated

• Civilization

• Land bridge

Answer explanation

They followed the migrating animals from Russia to Alaska.

These first settlers crossed over a_________________

• Mountain

• Tunnel

• Big old wooden bridge

• Land bridge

Answer explanation

This was basically a strip of land that would one day be under water

This land bridge has been named___________________ by researchers

• Beringia

• Mound Builders

• Landbrigia

• Paleocrossing

Answer explanation

Today its the Bering Strait

Beringia was formed because of a_____________

• Lack of migration option

• Glacier during the Ice Age

• Early architect project

• major earthquake

Answer explanation

These first settlers were called_____________

• Illegals

• Native Americans

• Paleo-Indians

• Immigrants

Answer explanation

Paleo means Past. They were Paleo-Indians before they were Native Americans

Paleo-Indians soon started to stay in one area because the learned about_______________ ,or farming

• Other tribes

• Agriculture

• medicine

• civilization

Answer explanation

Growing food takes time and effort. They are now living near a steady source of food.