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Why did prehistoric peoples stay at Beringia for so long?
A.
They were unable to move past the glaciers.
B.
They enjoyed the tropical environment.
C.
They were kept in Beringia as punishment.
D.
They had to finish building giant monuments.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

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mickymike92

The prehistoric people stayed at Beringia for so long because they were unable to move past the glaciers. Hence option A is correct.

Who are the Beringia people?

Beringia can said to be an extinct landmass that bridged the gap between North America and Asia, connecting what we know today as Alaska and Russia with dry land. During the days of its dryness, Beringia was home to a many species of living things such as plants, insects, animals,  and including humans.

The prehistoric people were held up because of the glaziers formed due to sea levels dropping.

In conclusion, the prehistoric people stayed for too long because the could not move past the glaciers.

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