Why did early humans migrate to new places? a. wild animals forced them to seek safer homes. b. they needed new lands to plant crops. c. they followed animal herds that moved as the seasons changed. d. they moved to escape more powerful groups of people.

(C) They followed animal herds that moved as the seasons changed.

Further Explanations:

The migration of early humans is believed to have begun 2 millions ago with the initial migration followed by the archaic humans who are believed to have existed 500,000 years ago. It is believed that the reason behind the migration of the population was followed by the movement of the animals heard determined by the climatic change. The habitat of the humans changed with the change in the climate that was determining the availability of the food in a particular region.

The migration and settlement in America begun in Paleolithic huntersentered  North America through Beringia land Bridge formed betwixt western Alaska and northeastern Siberia.These population settled throughout the whole American land an around ten thousand years ago and were known as Paleo- Indians. The migration model also outlines the migration of Asina population from Bering Strait and their dissemination throughout the continent.

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Answer Details

Grade – High School

Subject – History

Chapter –Early Humans

Keywords:archaic, humans, region, Paleolithic, hunters, western Alaska , Siberia, Paleo- Indians, Bering Strait, America

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