There is much evidence to indicate that early Americans originated somewhere in northeastern Asia. Two possible routes have been identified for the first humans to enter the Americas from Northeast Asia: by watercraft along the northwest coast or by a pedestrian terrestrial route across the Bering Land Bridge and then south through central-western Canada.
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Theory |
3 points | Student included which theory he or she agrees with and why. |
Description |
3 points | Student included a description on how the geography of the time has influenced the migration of people |
Syntax |
2 point | Student used correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. |
