Analysis: The First Civilizations Of North America
The First Civilizations of North America/Old Worlds, New Worlds
15,000 years ago, during the Ice Age the first humans’ inhabitants walked across the Bering Land Bridge from Siberia to Alaska of what will become America creating a new civilization. The Siberian descendants slowly spread out to the east and south of the continent, and build complex societies. Anthropologists have found a variety of language and culture; depending on the environmental conditions many of the tribes that lived in close proximity shared similar languages and lifestyle. The regions with the population that share similar cultures were divided into the Southwest, Great Plains and the Eastern Woodlands. The Western hemisphere was unknown to Europeans until the
15,000 years ago, during the Ice Age the first humans’ inhabitants walked across the Bering Land Bridge from Siberia to Alaska of what will become America creating a new civilization. The Siberian descendants slowly spread out to the east and south of the continent, and build complex societies. Anthropologists have found a variety of language and culture; depending on the environmental conditions many of the tribes that lived in close proximity shared similar languages and lifestyle. The regions with the population that share similar cultures were divided into the Southwest, Great Plains and the Eastern Woodlands. The Western hemisphere was unknown to Europeans until the