NAUSH 4 The Long Journey to the Americas
By Amy C Gilstrap
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21 Questions

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1. This is a date.
1. This is a date.
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This is an event
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This is a date.
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This is an event.
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Match the Possible Route to the Likely Time Period
Match the Possible Route to the Likely Time Period
From Asia, by land and sea | arrow_right_alt | 10,000 B.C. |
From Asia, by land | arrow_right_alt | 12,000 B.C |
From Europe | arrow_right_alt | 11,000 B.C |
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Arrange the events in chronological order. Put the oldest event at the top, the most recent should be at the bottom.
Arrange the events in chronological order. Put the oldest event at the top, the most recent should be at the bottom.
- Ice sheets extend farthest south.
- Land bridge cut off by water.
- Route east of the Rockies cut off by ice.
- Asia and America connected.
- Europeans could have reached the Americas.
- All-land route reopens.