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Origin stories
Migration routes
Environment
Adaptation
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Adaptation
Migration routes
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Forest
Deer and rabbits
Origin story
Animal skin
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Adapt
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Arctic ice field
Desert
mountains
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across a land bridge from Asia
across the Atlantic Ocean
By land from Central America
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Environment
Origin stories
Adapt
Migration routes
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across the Atlantic Ocean
By land from Central America
across a land bridge from Asia
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Artic ice fields
Deserts
Mountains
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A. by land from northeast Asia, across a land bridge to North America, and then into South America
by sea across the Pacific Ocean to North and South America
by land from South America and then into North America
by sea from Africa, across the Atlantic Ocean, and into North and South America
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across the Atlantic Ocean
by land from Central America
across a land bridge from Asia
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Artic ice fields
Mountains
Deserts
. Native Americans settled in all of these environments
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used animals to carry gear
used animal skins for clothing and blankets
Used a bow and arrow for hunting
all of the above
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A basket woven from grass
Snow goggles made from bones
An igloo built out of ice and snow
A seal skin-float
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They filled seal skins with air to use as floats.
They sewed animal skins together for clothing, blankets, and tents.
They placed heavy stones at the bottom of tents to keep them in place.
all of the above
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Humans were created to keep birds company.
In the beginning, the Earth was covered with water
humans climbed a ladder that led to the Earth’s surface.
all of the above
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