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The Migration of Early Peoples Across Beringia During the Ice Age

The Ice Age marked a period of extreme cold, with significant portions of the Earth covered by ice sheets. During this time, early peoples migrated across a land bridge known as Beringia, which connected Asia to the Americas. These nomadic hunter-gatherers followed food sources and moved in search of new territories. Their journey across this land bridge played a crucial role in the settlement of North America. Discover the fascinating details of this ancient migration and the life of early Americans as they adapted to their environments.

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The Migration of Early Peoples Across Beringia During the Ice Age

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  1. Early Peoples 1-1 Notes

  2. Ice Age Periods of very cold temperatures when part of Earth is covered by large sheets of ice. *ExposedBeringia*

  3. Beringia Land bridge between Asia and the Americas. Early Americans walked over.

  4. Nomads People who move place to place Hunter/gatherers Followed food across land bridge

  5. Migration A movement of large number of people into a new homeland

  6. Summary • Ancient people crossed a land bridge called Beringia during the last ice age. These people were called nomads and were following food when they migrated.

  7. Video Clip http://www.icue.com/portal/site/iCue/chapter?cuecard=1803

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