What colour was the first man on earth?

Answer 1

What we refer to as "Color" (capitalized) is a modern convention. The first human ("Man" vs. "man")would have been multicolored. The references to "White" "Red" "Black" "Yellow" as an ethnic identity are human conventions, not physical traits. The concept of first "human" is by itself a spectrum of evolution, and where one chooses to select a point along the spectrum is a matter of personal choice. The question lacks context.

Answer 2

Humans originated in Africa therefore they would most likely have a dark skin pigmentation.

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We have no way of knowing. We know that the human species originated in Africa, and we typically think of "Africans" as being dark-skinned - however, Arabs and Egyptians are also African, and are light-skinned.

The fact is that all human beings are distant cousins. So does it really matter?

Answer 3

This is a very difficult question to answer. First of all, the first people on earth were colored, if by colored you mean darker skinned. other then that, about 1,000 b.c. we start to see slavery develope in ancient Roman cultures. but alas we do not know for sure who exactly the first colored person was, or we would spend our whole lives doing nothing but Genetic Tracing.

Answer 4

There is no first color

Answer 5

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