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8/30/2015 IEB Wireframe http://textflow.mheducation.com/parser.php?secload=1.1&fake&print 1/7 Page 3 A CONTINENT OF CULTURES Recent breakthroughs in archaeology and genetics have demonstrated that the first inhabitants of the Americas arrived from Siberia at least 15,500 years ago BP.* Gradually these nomads filtered southward, some likely following the Pacific coastline in small boats, others making their way down a narrow, glacier–free corridor along the eastern base of the Rocky Mountains and onto the northern Great Plains. There they found and hunted a stunning array of huge mammals, so–called megafauna. These animals included mammoths that were twice as heavy as elephants, giant bison, sloths that were taller than giraffes, several kinds of camels, and terrifying, 8–foot–long lions. Within a few thousand years the descendants of these Siberians, people whom Columbus would wishfully dub “Indians,” had spread throughout the length and breadth of the Americas. nomad a member of a group of people who have no fixed home and who move about, usually seasonally, in pursuit of food, water, and other resources. Opinion If your outstretched arm represented North America's human history, contact with Europe would happen around the second knuckle of your index finger, with the fingertips being the present. Why do you think students learn so little about the Americas before 1492? This first colonization of the Americas coincided with, and perhaps accelerated, profound changes in the natural world. The last Ice Age literally melted away as warmer global temperatures freed the great reservoirs of water once locked in glaciers. A rise in sea levels inundated the Bering Strait, submerging the land bridge and creating new lakes and river systems. The emergence of new ecosystems—climates, waterways, and land environments in which humans interacted with other animals and plants—made for ever–greater diversity. The first human inhabitants of the Americas had fed, clothed, warmed, and armed themselves in part by hunting megafauna, and some combination of overhunting and climate change resulted in the extinction of most of these giants by the end of the Ice Age. As glaciers receded and human populations increased, the first Americans had to adapt to changing conditions. They adjusted by hunting smaller animals with new, more specialized kinds of stone tools and by learning to exploit particular places more efficiently. 8/30/2015 IEB Wireframe http://textflow.mheducation.com/parser.php?secload=1.1&fake&print 2/7 ecosystem a community and/or region studied as a system of functioning relationships between organisms and their environments. So it was that between 10,000 and 2,500 years ago distinctive regional cultures developed among the peoples of the Americas. Those who remained in the Great Plains turned to hunting the much smaller descendants of the now–extinct giant bison; those in the deserts of the Great Basin survived on small game, seeds, and e.

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