Origins of Early People in the Americas Quiz

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What is the basis of the Oceania Theory?

  • Alaska and Asia
  • Austria and Polynesia
  • Australia and Polynesia (correct)
  • North America and Oceania

Which of the following is not considered a significant influence on the development of early Native American cultures?

  • Oceania Theory (correct)
  • Domestication of animals
  • Beringia land bridge
  • Maize cultivation

What evidence supports the Beringia land bridge theory?

  • Ancient cave paintings found in Alaska depicting the land bridge
  • Genetic studies showing a close relationship between Native American populations and those in Asia
  • Fossil discoveries of early human remains in both Siberia and North America (correct)
  • Historical records of ship voyages between Eurasia and the Americas

Which region is believed to have the closest cultural and linguistic similarities to early South American peoples?

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Study Notes

Oceania Theory

  • The basis of the Oceania Theory is the migration of people from Oceania to the Americas.

Influences on Early Native American Cultures

  • None of the following are not considered significant influences: Asian, African, or European influences.

Beringia Land Bridge Theory

  • The Beringia land bridge theory is supported by evidence of glaciers, genetic similarities, and fossil records.

Early South American Peoples

  • The region with the closest cultural and linguistic similarities to early South American peoples is the Amazon River Basin.

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