Early Human Migration & Adaptation

Where did early humans first live, based on evidence?

• Africa

• Asia

• North America

• Australia

Where did early humans migrate to over the centuries?

• They didn't migrate at all.

• They liked cold weather, so they spread to Antarctica.

• They could only survive in Europe & Asia.

• They spread to Asia, Europe, Australia, and the Americas.

What types of homes did early humans live in?

• Permanent homes made of wood.

• Caves or animal skin tents.

• Palm leaf thatches.

• Concrete buildings.

Finish the sentence. Early humans __________________.

• stayed in one place.

• took long vacations.

• moved around a lot.

• all died during the Ice Age.

These artifacts are evidence for which of the following ways early humans adapted to

• hunt animals and fish

• staying warm

• sewing clothes

• shelters to protect them from rain

Early humans were NOMADIC, which means they...

• lived in Nome, Alaska.

• stayed in one place and grew their own food.

• moved from place to place to hunt and gather.

• were always at war with one another.

Which of the following describes human migration?

• Movement of people from one place to another.

• People staying in their own country.

• People hunting only mammoths.

• Changing to fit the environment.

Which of the following describes human adaptation?

• Movement of people from one place to another.

• People staying in their own country.

• People hunting only mammoths.

• Changing to fit the environment.

Where did early humans migrate to last?

• The Americas & Pacific Ocean islands.

• Asia & Australia

• The Americas & Africa

• Pacific Ocean islands & Africa

Which of the following describe theories used to tell how early humans migrated to far away lands?

• Riding horses & mammoths

• Sledding during the Ice Age

• Land bridges & boats

• They didn't migrate.