biology - human migration

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Evidence shows that humans migrated, from where and when?
Humans were thought to of evolved in Africa around 200,000 years ago, evidence shows that they migrated out of africa around 60,000 years ago.
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How did cilmate change affect migration?
The ice age meant more water was frozen, so sea levels were much lower, this meant people could walk between places that are seperated by water today, low sea meant humans could walk from Siberia in Asia to north america.
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What did they do during the ice age to survive?
They built more shelters, used fires to heat the shelters, they wore warm clothing from skins/ furs, hunting animals increased, they made and used more tools and they worked together more.
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Why did humans migrate?
To find more resources, better land space and explore.
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At the end of the ice age where did humans migrate to and why?
The north as the land was habitable.
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How did cilmate change affect migration?

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The ice age meant more water was frozen, so sea levels were much lower, this meant people could walk between places that are seperated by water today, low sea meant humans could walk from Siberia in Asia to north america.

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Why did humans migrate?

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