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When did Paleo people first arrive in North America?(1 point) Responses 1,000 years ago 1,000 years ago 6,000 years ago 6,000 years ago 12,000 years ago 12,000 years ago 20,000 years ago 20,000 years ago Question 2 What part of the state is Folsom located?(1 point) Responses Northeast Northeast Southeast Southeast Northwest Northwest Southwest Southwest Question 3 What types of big game did the Paleo people hunt?(1 point) Responses Woolly Mammoths Woolly Mammoths Saber-tooth Tigers Saber-tooth Tigers Giant Bison Giant Bison All of the Above All of the Above Question 4 According to archaeologists, which people came first?(1 point) Responses Folsom Folsom Clovis Clovis Question 5 What artifacts provide evidence of the existence of Paleo people?(1 point) Responses Pottery and metal tools Pottery and metal tools Stone tools and large animal skeletons Stone tools and large animal skeletons Written records and art Written records and art Ancient houses and agricultural remains Ancient houses and agricultural remains Question 6 How were the Clovis points different from the Folsom points?(1 point) Responses Clovis points were smaller and less sharp Clovis points were smaller and less sharp Clovis points were used for fishing, not hunting Clovis points were used for fishing, not hunting Clovis points were made from bone, not stone Clovis points were made from bone, not stone Clovis points were bigger and had a leaf-like shape Clovis points were bigger and had a leaf-like shape Question 7 When did most of the Paleo people disappear? (1 point) Responses 20,000 B.C. 20,000 B.C. 12,000 B.C. 12,000 B.C. 8,000 B.C. 8,000 B.C. 2,000 B.C. 2,000 B.C. Skip to navigation PreviousReview
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is question one correct

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just the answer

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u sure

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question 2 correct ?

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How about question 3

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Here are the answers to your questions based on what is known about Paleo people:

1. **When did Paleo people first arrive in North America?**
- **Answer:** 12,000 years ago

2. **What part of the state is Folsom located?**
- **Answer:** Northeast

3. **What types of big game did the Paleo people hunt?**
- **Answer:** All of the Above (Woolly Mammoths, Saber-tooth Tigers, Giant Bison)

4. **According to archaeologists, which people came first?**
- **Answer:** Clovis

5. **What artifacts provide evidence of the existence of Paleo people?**
- **Answer:** Stone tools and large animal skeletons

6. **How were the Clovis points different from the Folsom points?**
- **Answer:** Clovis points were bigger and had a leaf-like shape

7. **When did most of the Paleo people disappear?**
- **Answer:** 8,000 B.C.

Please verify the context of each question as definitions or regional interpretations may vary slightly among different sources.

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The typical scholarly consensus is that Paleo people first arrived in North America around **12,000 to 20,000 years ago**, with evidence often suggesting the arrival at around **12,000 years ago** ago. This date corresponds with the arrival of early hunter-gatherers who are associated with the Clovis culture.

So, based on the given options, the answer **12,000 years ago** is considered a correct response. However, if the context allows for it, researchers also consider the possibility of human presence in North America as far back as **20,000 years ago** or even earlier.

In summary, both **12,000 years ago** and **20,000 years ago** could be seen as fitting answers depending on the perspective or interpretation of archaeological evidence. If your context specifically aligns with the Clovis arrival, **12,000 years ago** would be the most widely accepted answer.

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12,000 years ago

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Yes, the most widely accepted answer is **12,000 years ago** for when Paleo people first arrived in North America.

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Yes, the answer to question 2 is **Northeast**. Folsom is located in the northeastern part of New Mexico.

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The answer to question 3 is **All of the Above**. Paleo people hunted woolly mammoths, saber-tooth tigers, and giant bison.