What changed the lifestyle of the paleo-indians and led them to form permanent settlements? the abundance of plants and animals after the ice age ended the dwindling of wild game after the ice age ended the difficult terrain due to the melting glaciers large-scale cultivation of corn and other crops

The Paleoindians were the first groups of populations who inhabited the American continent as a result of the events of the glacial period between 45,000 and 12,000 BCE. This period created a glacial "bridge" between what is now Russia and Alaska. This made it possible for people from that age to cross all the way to the American Continent.

The arrival of the Archaic Period saw the continent experience more mild weather. This made it possible for people to settle within a certain geographic latitude, as it was no longer necessary to migrate in search for warmer weather due to the harsh weather conditions of the glacial period. It also meant that vast extensions of terrain would now be available for crop cultivation, which would be used as a source of food for these people.

answer; people where able to travel across the u.s.a faster than any other mode of transportation,travel time was about a week,from coast to coast

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