Question

Native Americans first arrived in North America by Question 13 options: crossing the Atlantic in canoes. walking all the way from Iceland. working their way up the South American coast in a fleet of sailing vessels. crossing a land bridge from Asia.

Answer 1

crossing a land bridge from Asia.

Step-by-step explanation:

The theory of the population of America more successful and that was proven with archaeological remains, is that the Eurasian population crossed through the Bering Strait, which was formed thanks to the ocean freezing and crossing looking for a better climate, in the same way these population was first accentuated in north America and wanted to look for more tropical climates.