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Where did the earliest Americans come from?
Where did the earliest Americans come from?
- Asia
- Siberia (correct)
- Europe
- Africa
What are the two theories about how the Native Americans came to North America from Siberia?
What are the two theories about how the Native Americans came to North America from Siberia?
- Pacific Ocean Route Theory and Atlantic Ocean Route Theory
- Bering Land Bridge Theory and Coastal Route Theory (correct)
- Bering Land Bridge Theory and Pacific Ocean Route Theory
- Atlantic Ocean Route Theory and Coastal Route Theory
What does the Bering Land Bridge Theory state?
What does the Bering Land Bridge Theory state?
- The First Americans migrated from Europe to North America.
- The First Americans crossed over a land bridge that connected Siberia and Alaska. (correct)
- The First Americans traveled by small boats along the western coast of the Americas.
- The First Americans migrated from Africa to North America.
What does the Coastal Route Theory state?
What does the Coastal Route Theory state?
Do we know for sure how the First Americans arrived?
Do we know for sure how the First Americans arrived?
How many Native Americans are believed to have lived in the Americas before the Europeans arrived?
How many Native Americans are believed to have lived in the Americas before the Europeans arrived?
What caused the death of 90% of the First Americans over a 200 year period?
What caused the death of 90% of the First Americans over a 200 year period?
What is culture?
What is culture?
What is the study of the Earth's surface called?
What is the study of the Earth's surface called?
What is a person who studies geography called?
What is a person who studies geography called?
Which of the following are examples of landforms?
Which of the following are examples of landforms?
How do landforms affect culture?
How do landforms affect culture?
Which of the following is an example of how landforms can affect people's lifestyles?
Which of the following is an example of how landforms can affect people's lifestyles?
What are natural resources?
What are natural resources?
How do natural resources affect culture?
How do natural resources affect culture?
How does climate affect culture?
How does climate affect culture?
What is the culture iceberg?
What is the culture iceberg?
How does the soil in a place affect culture?
How does the soil in a place affect culture?
What are examples of buildings that can be made depending on available resources?
What are examples of buildings that can be made depending on available resources?
What is climate?
What is climate?
Landforms can make communication between groups of people easier or ______
Landforms can make communication between groups of people easier or ______
Places where it is easier to travel and trade have influence on each other’s ______
Places where it is easier to travel and trade have influence on each other’s ______
Landforms can ______ peoples lifestyles
Landforms can ______ peoples lifestyles
People who live in mountains have to be stronger and in better shape to endure the ______
People who live in mountains have to be stronger and in better shape to endure the ______
People who live by the beach wear light clothes, and ______ for activity
People who live by the beach wear light clothes, and ______ for activity
Natural Resources are materials from the Earth that are used to meet people's ______
Natural Resources are materials from the Earth that are used to meet people's ______
The soil in a place affects whether people can grow food or ______
The soil in a place affects whether people can grow food or ______
The types of minerals can affect the types of ______ a particular culture may have
The types of minerals can affect the types of ______ a particular culture may have
Plants and animals can affect the type of ______ you can make
Plants and animals can affect the type of ______ you can make
Climate affects culture because it determines what kind of clothes ______ wear
Climate affects culture because it determines what kind of clothes ______ wear
The Bering Land Bridge Theory states that the First Americans crossed over a land ______ that connected Siberia and Alaska.
The Bering Land Bridge Theory states that the First Americans crossed over a land ______ that connected Siberia and Alaska.
The Coastal Route Theory states that the earliest Americans traveled by small ______ from Eastern Asia to Alaska.
The Coastal Route Theory states that the earliest Americans traveled by small ______ from Eastern Asia to Alaska.
Do we know for sure how the First Americans ______?
Do we know for sure how the First Americans ______?
A way of life for a group of people that includes behaviors, beliefs, and values is called ______.
A way of life for a group of people that includes behaviors, beliefs, and values is called ______.
The study of the Earth’s surface is called ______.
The study of the Earth’s surface is called ______.
A person who studies geography is called a ______.
A person who studies geography is called a ______.
The Bering Land Bridge was ______ miles wide.
The Bering Land Bridge was ______ miles wide.
The Coastal Route Theory is sometimes called the Kelp Highway Theory because kelp forests are found ______ the route.
The Coastal Route Theory is sometimes called the Kelp Highway Theory because kelp forests are found ______ the route.
Culture is influenced by natural resources, ______, and geography.
Culture is influenced by natural resources, ______, and geography.
It is believed that 60 million Native Americans lived in the Americas before the Europeans ______.
It is believed that 60 million Native Americans lived in the Americas before the Europeans ______.
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