Early Human Migration
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- Q 1/7Score 0What is the best explanation for the purpose of this map?29to show what areas of Earth were covered by the Ice Ageto show where modern humans lived and settledto show the migration path that early humans took as they spread out over the worldto show where the best hunting grounds were for early humans
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- Q1What is the best explanation for the purpose of this map?to show what areas of Earth were covered by the Ice Ageto show where modern humans lived and settledto show the migration path that early humans took as they spread out over the worldto show where the best hunting grounds were for early humans60sEditDelete
- Q2Based on this map, where was the beginning point for the human species?AsiaSouth AmericaAustraliaAfrica60sEditDelete
- Q3Early humans eventually migrated and settled on all continents EXCEPT which one?AfricaAntarcticaNorth AmericaAustralia60sEditDelete
- Q4To move from place to placemigrateburyevolveexpand60sEditDelete
- Q5The map shows that humans could cross from Asia to North America at one time because...humans could make raftshumans never wanted to go to North Americahuman drove over a bridgethey were once connected by land60sEditDelete
- Q6The most likely reasons that humans would have moved from one area to another are...too many animalstoo close to the oceanweather change and the need to find new food resourcesthey did not like the plants in an area60sEditDelete
- Q7Modern humans scientific name is...Hobbit ManHumanus ModernusNeanderthal ManHomo Sapiens60sEditDelete
