Land Bridge
The land bridge, known as Beringia, connected Asia and North America during the last Ice Age. It was crucial because it allowed the first humans to migrate from Asia into the Americas, leading to the diverse cultures and civilizations that developed there. For ancient people, it represented a pathway to new lands and opportunities for survival and growth. Today, this historical migration highlights the importance of exploration and adaptation in human history. For example, the way families today might move to new places for better opportunities echoes the ancient migrations across Beringia.
Practice Version
Land Bridge: A wider land connection between otherwise separate areas. Land bridge. In history, a land bridge is a strip of land that once connected two larger landmasses, allowing humans and animals to migrate between continents.