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Who came after the africans?

It is not accurate to categorize human history in that way, as different civilizations and peoples have coexisted and interacted throughout history. In various regions, different groups have come into contact, migrated, and established themselves, contributing to the complex mosaic of human societies.


Where did the first humans come from?

Well, there are a lot of different opinions about where the first human came from. Some say that they came form Atom and Eve. Some people say we came down from another universe. Really, there is no solid answer to that question. No one really knows the truth. All, I can say is that our ancestors came from a group which is now called gorillas.Christian answerGod created human beings out of "the dust of the earth." Adam was the first human being on the planet along with the animals. Adam wanted a companion and so God let Adam fall asleep after which God took one of Adam's ribs and created Eve.Scientific answerHumans evolved from lower forms of primates over millions of years. They developed in Africa.


Which language does anthro come from?

The word anthro? I believe that the word came from Latin, though I really don't have anything to back this statement up... I hope that helped.


Who came first in earth is animals caveman or god?

According to scientific evidence, animals were the first living beings on Earth, followed by early hominids (cavemen). The concept of God's existence is a matter of faith and varies depending on belief systems.


Why do you think scientists arent sure how the first people came to the America?

Scientists are unsure about how the first people came to the Americas because there are various theories with limited concrete evidence. The vast time span, limited archaeological records, and differing migration routes all contribute to the uncertainty. Additionally, the complex nature of human migration patterns further complicates our understanding of early settlement in the Americas.