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Naddika [18.5K]
3 years ago
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cuándo y cómo apareció el ser humano en el mundo Para qué sirve estudiar el pasado y qué ciencia se encarga de eso el continente

americano siempre estuvo habitado​ por favor es urgente
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Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago
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Las respuestas correctas a tus preguntas abiertas son las siguientes.

¿Cuándo y cómo apareció el ser humano en el mundo?

Historiadores y Antropólogos coinciden en señalar que los primeros primates que antecedieron al ser humano en el planeta aparecieron aproximadamente hace 2.5 millones años. Hablamos de la época histórica conocida como Paleolítico, cuando surge el "Homo," como género. Los científicos ubican su aparición durante la edad de Piedra en la región de África del Sur, y de ahí fue expandiéndose al norte hasta llegar a Asia.

¿Para qué sirve estudiar el pasado y qué ciencia se encarga de eso?

La Historia es la ciencia qe se encarga de estudiar el pasado por medio de fuentes primarias y secundarias. Estas fuentes van desde descubrimiento antropológicos en sitios arqueológicos ancestrales, hasta cualquier registro en documentos, libros, pergaminos, testimoniales, fotografías y videos.

¿El continente Americano siempre estuvo habitado?

Los habitantes del continente Americano no surgieron en esa región. Los historiadores afirman que en su migración desde Asia, los humanos cruzaron por el estrecho de Bering cuando estaba congelado. Este estrecho separa al Asia de América.​

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