Define Asiatic theory

Answer 1

The Asiatic theory of American origins, upheld by Joseph-François Lafitau (1670-1740), Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859), and Charles Lyell (1797-1875), was the most popular, although specific tall tales of Chinese discoveries were discredited; and it was reinforced by the fact of the narrowness of the Bering Strait and its frozen condition in winter. Long before the Norwegian author Thor Heyerdahl, ideas of Polynesian contacts were defended, and so were Welsh-even by Edward Burnett Tylor (1832-1917)-and Irish claims. In 1843 William H. Prescott, confronting the question in the context of Mexican civilization, surveyed the myths and theories deriving from discredited notions of the unity of the human race and in the end rejected Hebrew, Egyptian, Chinese, or Tartar origins for East Asia-but in a period "so remote, that this foreign influence has been too feeble to interfere with the growth of what may be regarded, in its essential features, as a peculiar and indigenous culture." In other words, prehistory was largely a matter of speculation, and scholars should confine themselves to recorded and accessible periods

Answer 2

Asiatic Theory

According to the Asiatic theory of doctor Leopoldo Faustino, the islands were formed

through the process of diastrophism. this explains the movement of earth that caused some parts either to rise or to sink. this happens with the folding, faulting and warping

of the earth

Answer 3

ang teoryang ito ay gumamit din ng modelo ng plate tectonic theory sa pagpapaliwanag ng pagkabuo ng Asya.