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Because of the long distance and very few travel options. The ocean was too long to swim or find something to float on.
It is very possible that early people went up north from China, went through Russia, crossed westward near the north pole, and went down through North America. They likely traveled on foot and/or by animals.
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Why did it take so long for early people to reach south America?
Because they had to walk through all the seven continents with no known transportation
What routes did early humans use to reach North America south America and Antarctica?
most used rafts across the pacific ocean to get to south america; other early humans came across the Bering Strait which once had a land bridge, then made their way further afield.
Where do you go if you travel south of South America?
If you travel south of South America far enough, you will reach the continent of Antartica.
How far south America on the continient Andes mountain reach?
Until the end of south america
When did the Early Indian people reach the tip of South America?
The Early Indian people, specifically the ancestors of modern Indigenous peoples of the Americas, are believed to have migrated to South America via the Bering land bridge around 15,000 to 20,000 years ago. They gradually spread southward over thousands of years, reaching the tip of South America, including regions like Tierra del Fuego, by approximately 10,000 to 12,000 years ago. This migration was part of a larger movement of people across the continent during the prehistoric era.
What were Roald Amundsen's important achievements?
He was the first person to reach the South Pole, and he was also the first to reach both the South and the North Poles. He was one of the first people to fly from Europe to America.
If you traveled south from South America what continent you would reach?
Antarctica
What if you traveled south of South America what is the next continent you would reach?
If you head south from South America you would reach the continent of Antarctica.
What will you eventually reach if you sail south from the southern tip of south America?
antarctica
How can one reach South America by train?
Currently, there are no direct train routes that connect North America to South America. However, one possible route would involve taking a train from North America to the southernmost point in Panama, and then continuing the journey by boat or plane to reach South America.
What place Columbus reach on his first voyage?
South America
If you were traveling from Europe to south America which direction would you be going?
you would be in Antarctica.
