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The first Texans

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People first came to the Western Hemisphere in a series of migrations
People first came to the Western Hemisphere in a series of migrations beginning as long as ____________ years ago. 35000
They migrated from __________ over a land bridge Asia
They migrated from Asia over a land bridge connecting _____ and alaska Siberia
They migrated from Asia over a land bridge connecting Siberia and ____________ Alaska
Today these two lands are separated by a ______________________ Shallow body of water
Today these two lands are separated by a shallow body of water called the ______________________ Bering Strait
During the last ice age, people simply_____________ across the land bridges. Walked
During the last ice age, people simply walked across the_____________________ Land Bridges
The early people were______________ who followed the herds of animals across to Alaska. nomads
The early people were nomads who followed the herds of animals across to __________________ alaska
They ventured farther into the interior of___________________ and eventually reached Texas about 11,500 years ago. North America
They ventured farther into the interior of North America and eventually reached _______________ about 11,500 years ago. Texas
They ventured farther into the interior of North America and eventually reached Texas about ______________________. 11,500 years ago
prehistoric the time before man learned to write
migration The mass movement of people or animals from one place to another
A person who constantly moves in search of food nomad
a narrow body of water separating Siberia from Alaska Bering Strait
In the stone and ice age people obtained food by ______________ hunting
Hunted such animals as mammouth mastodon bison
Lived in small groups called bands
They ____________ from place to place pursuing the animals. migrated
Used _______________ spears to make the kill. flint-tipped
Used the ________________ in which the hunter encircled an animal and moved in for the kill. surround strategy
Used the _________ a notched spear-throwing stick atl-atl,
Archaic Era Hunter - Foragers
Archaic Era Hunter - Foragers 8,000 years ago
__________ means to gather plants for food. Forage
They foraged for nuts, berries, roots, and seeds.
They developed a variety of __________ made of stone & bone. tools
They developed a variety of tools made of _________________ stone and bone
________________ or tamed wild animals. Domesticated
Stayed in one place longer than the earlier hunters, but still had to move in search of food._____________________ (semi-nomadic)
Formative Era Farmers About 2,000 years ago
About 2,000 years ago (Formative Era) Farmers discovered - Discovered agriculture, or farming
Their most important crop was corn. Formative Era farmers
Formative Era farmers developed the bow and arrow
Formative Era farmers lead to....... Population increased and people lived in large cities
Review your map in google classroom under week 2. The map Label.... You will be glad you did!
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