From Asia to America

What was the lifestyle of early humans who crossed the Bering Land Bridge?

• Hunters and gatherers
• Farmers and traders
• Fishermen and sailors
• Artists and craftsmen

What was the climate like during the ice age?

• Significantly colder compared to today
• Significantly warmer compared to today
• Unpredictable and constantly changing

What is the definition of nomads?

• People who stay in one place and never move
• People having no permanent living space and travel from place to place to find resources
• People who live in caves and hunt animals
• People who live in cities and have permanent homes

What role did the icy conditions play in the formation of the Bering Land Bridge?

• They had no impact on the formation of the land bridge
• They melted and created the land bridge
• They caused the sea level to rise and flood the land bridge
• They covered parts of the Bering Strait and allowed land to emerge

How did early humans transition from nomadic to settled societies?

• They settled, domesticated animals, and began the practice of agriculture
• They formed large empires and conquered other civilizations
• They continued to be nomadic throughout history
• They built cities and developed advanced technologies

What is another name for the Bering Land Bridge?

• Everglades
• Beringia
• Sahara
• Amazonia

Why was the Bering Land Bridge significant for early human migration?

• It was a place where early humans settled and built cities
• It was a source of fresh water for early humans
• It provided a route for early humans to travel from Asia to North America
• It was a barrier that prevented early humans from migrating

What is a theory?

• Statements that we know are 100% true

• Explanations are based on assumptions that follow a number of possible hypotheses