How did people migrate from Asia to North America during the ice age?

Answer 1

During the last glaciation, most of North America was covered by great thicknesses of ice. Ice is frozen water and that water came, as snow, from the oceans, causing sea levels to drop. This created areas of dry land, some of which were not covered in ice because of the dry climate in some places. One of these places was the Bering Strait area, which provided a dry land over which people were able to travel from Asia into the Americas. This land was called Beringia, just north of where the Bering Sea is now.

Answer 2

During the Ice Age, it is believed that people migrated from Asia to North America by crossing a land bridge called Beringia, which connected the two continents. This land bridge was created when sea levels dropped due to the formation of glaciers, allowing people and animals to move between continents. This migration is believed to have occurred over thousands of years, with some evidence suggesting it may have started as early as 30,000 years ago.

Answer 3

Beringia.