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name two objects people have found of the first Americans. Two objects people have found of the first Americans were a few human and animal bones, and metal tools. 1.1
How was the Beringia formed? Beringia was formed when the temperature dropped and the water froze. 1.2
what and where was Beringia. Beringia was a strip that connected Alaska and Asia and is known as the ice bridge. 1.2
What did the first Americans adapt/change to? The first Americans changed to their environment, climate, and their natural resources. 1.3
What did the first Americans use their natural resources for? The first Americans use their natural resources for food, clothing, and shelter. 1.3
How did the American Indians view them self with the environment? The American Indians view them self as part of the environment. 1.4
Did the American Indians take care of the environment? The American Indians toke great care of their environment because they believed each part of the environment had its own spirit. 1.4
Did the first Americans leave many written records left behind? The first Americans did not leave many written records left behind, so therefore researchers study other items left behind. 1.1
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