The paleo-Indians probably entered north America by crossing a land brige spanning which body of water?

Answer 1

The paleo-Indians probably entered North America by crossing a land bridge spanning the Bering Strait.

Since back in the 1990's shards of pottery were found that tested to be between 20,000 and 25,000 years old in the southwest, it is hardly likely that the theory of the natives crossing any alleged land bridge has any merit.

Answer 2

They crossed it because they were following large game, such as bison, mastodons ,and mammoths. They followed them down into Southeast United States. These animals became extinct because they weren't used to the heat.

But where did they cross over from...?

Answer 3

The paleo-Indians probably entered north America by crossing a land bridge spanning the Bering Strait.

Answer 4

It was a narrow strip of land that connected Asia and North America.

Answer 5

Beringia

Answer 6

Berengia