'Beringia' presentation slideshows

As far as we know, the first human beings to populate the Americas came from .

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Unit 1: Three Worlds Meet

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Chapter Three Vocabulary

Chapter Three Vocabulary. Taken from: Missouri Adventures in Time and Place. Macmillan/McGraw-Hill. archaeologist. artifact. history. prehistory. Ice Age. mound. civilization. lodge. Sonkah-Sabe. Beringia. Bering Strait. Cahokia. St. Louis. explorer. colony. Louisiana Purchase.

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The First Americans

The First Americans. Who were they? How did they get here? When did they arrive? Where did they come from?. How did they arrive in the Americas? What are the theories?. Beringia Land Bridge Theory: Long-standing story of their arrival in the Americas. Why would they cross Beringia?.

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There are always other stories: At Least 15,000 Years of Habitation in North America, Part 1 Early Human Habitation

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Chapter three Early people of ohio

Chapter three Early people of ohio. Mrs. Meranto and Mrs. Urmson. Vocabulary that we need to know!. Say it! extinct artifact history prehistory band flint atlatl. extinct. to die out, not exist any more. Ex. Mastadons became extinct 10, 000 years ago. artifact.

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The First Americans

The First Americans. Who were they? How did they get here? When did they arrive? Where did they come from?. How did they arrive in the Americas? What are the theories?. Beringia Land Bridge Theory: Long-standing story of their arrival in the Americas. Why would they cross Beringia?.

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Early American Civilization

Early American Civilization. Chapter 6 Page 186. The First Americans. came from Asia during last ice age, sea levels dropped and land connected land bridge formed called Beringia followed animals into the Americas hunted/fished for food, nomadic lifestyle. The BERING LAND BRIDGE.

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Aim : How did various cultures develop from the nomads who crossed Beringia?

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Native Peoples of America

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Introducing Early America

Introducing Early America. How/When/Why people came to the Americas?. People came from Asia over the land-bridge known as BERINGIA. ( any other explanations?) Occurred at the end of the last ice age, approx. 1.9 million to 10,000 BC. Siberian hunters followed the animals who migrated

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Pre-Columbian North America

Pre-Columbian North America. The Impacts of Geography on Native Cultures. What do we mean by:. Geography Natural Resources Culture. Geography. What are our 5 themes of geography? (MR. HeLP ) Movement Region Human-Environment Interaction Location Place.

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The First Americans: Prehistory to 1492

The First Americans: Prehistory to 1492. Early Peoples. The Journey From Asia. Began around 2800 BCE How and Why? How? Cross land bridge now under water? Glacial Ice connected Asia & N. America? Boat? Why? hunter-gatherers that followed food sources?

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Early Peoples

Early Peoples. 1-1 Notes. Ice Age. Periods of very cold temperatures when part of Earth is covered by large sheets of ice. *Exposed Beringia*. Beringia. Land bridge between Asia and the Americas. Early Americans walked over. Nomads . People who move place to place Hunter/gatherers

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Prehistoric Indian Study Guide

Prehistoric Indian Study Guide. Hit F5 to begin. Which Time period matches the description. When you click the mouse the answers will show up. A. Paleo-Indian B. Archaic C. Woodland D. Mississippian

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Origins And Arrival

Origins And Arrival. Beringia Theory (p. 6). During last ice age, almost all of Canada covered by glacial ice. Sea levels dropped Created a plain 1000 km wide (Bering Sea) Corridor called Beringia where hunters followed herbivores such as camels, bison, sloth and giant beavers.

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A Land bridge to America

A Land bridge to America. Standard 2.4 E.Q. How did people original come to the Americas? . Land Bridge. American continents include North and South America. Connected and span two hemispheres, form the frigid Artic Circle.

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