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1st Trimester NYPD Final Exam with correct solutions How did the first Americans (Native Americans) reach the continent of North America? - Walked across the Land Bridge from Asia to Alaska What was the name of their "passage" - Beringia How did the earliest Americans get their food? - Hunting and Gathering What benefits came from Native Americans learning to grow crops? - They could create communities/stay in one place/stop being nomads. What was often the motivation fo...

How did the first Americans (Native Americans) reach the continent of North America? - CORRECT ANSWER Walked across the Land Bridge from Asia to Alaska What was the name of their "passage" - CORRECT ANSWER Beringia How did the earliest Americans get their food? - CORRECT ANSWER Hunting and Gathering What benefits came from Native Americans learning to grow crops? - CORRECT ANSWER They could create communities/stay in one place/stop being nomads. What was often t...

AMERICAN HISTORY 2024 What are the 3 branches of government? - Legislative, Executive, Judicial What was the purpose of Christopher Columbus's expedition? - To find a faster route to Asia According to many historians, how did the first humans get to the Americas? - That they crossed "Beringia", a land bridge that connected Asia and North America, 30,000 years ago. Which three European countries colonized most of North America? - England, Spain, and France The effects of which ...

Some scholars believe that between nine and fifteen thousand years ago, a land bridge existed between Asia and North America that we now call _____. correct answers Beringia Mesoamerica is the geographic area stretching from north of Panama up to _____. correct answers the desert of central Mexico The Maya flourished from roughly 2000 BCE to 900 CE in what is now _____, Belize, Honduras, and Guatemala. correct answers Mexico _____________ represented and ruled an aspect of the natura...

OpenStax U. S. History Module 2 Questions with well researched Answers 2023 Beringia a land bridge existed between Asia and North America. The first inhabitants of what would be named the Americas migrated across this bridge in search of food. When the glaciers melted, water engulfed Beringia, and the Bering Strait was formed. Mesoamerica geographic area stretching from north of Panama up to the desert of central Mexico. Mesoamerican civilizations The Olmec, Maya and Aztec ...

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WORLD HISTORY REVIEW MESOAMERICA - Answer- Middle America" the region extending from modern-day Mexico through Central America BERINGIA - Answer- land bridge that connected Asia and North America MAIZE - Answer- tall annual cereal grass bearing kernels on large ears MAYA - Answer- this civilization stretched from southern Mexcio into northern Central America. This civilization's history ended in mystery perhaps because of warfare, food shortages, famine, or disease AZTEC - Answe...

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