Why did Paleo-Indians migrate to the Americas?
What will be an ideal response?
Humans first migrated to North America from Asia across a land bridge (now the Bering Strait) to hunt big game mammals like the wooly mammoth, which provided wool for clothing and meat for food. Once the glaciers melted, a migration southward and eastward occurred into modern-day Canada, the United States, and eventually the tip of South America. The Paleo-Indians roamed in search of big game across the continent, where they also fished and gathered nuts and berries.
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A) following the orders of male family members B) tilling the crops C) maintaining a supply of fresh water D) gathering nuts and berries E) keeping the homes clean and dry
What were the sources, goals, and competing visions for Reconstruction?
What will be an ideal response?
Who took over as president of the US after Abe Lincoln was assassinated?
a. John wilkes booth b. andrew johnson c. donald trump d. elmo
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