A commonality shared between the asians who crossed the bering strait and the europeans who crossed the atlantic ocean thousands
of years later was: the search for food items. the need to spread religion. that neither was willing to take risks. that both brought slaves from africa. the desire to conquer new peoples.
Among the choices posted, the best and only sensible answer is: the search for food items. The Asians who crossed the Bering Strait did not need to spread religion, to bring slaves from Africa nor the desire to conquer new peoples.
The common reason that both of these groups had to migrate to new lands was the need to search for food. Both of these groups migrated out of survival. The people who crossed the Bering strait were most likely following herds of animals that they needed to hunt in order to feed themselves. On the other hand, Europeans who migrated to America were looking for land to farm in order to be able to grow crops to feed themselves.
In addition to giving retirees money, Social Security was "<span>requiring retirees to spend their money in the US." which of course spurred the economy. </span>
