Does the human race come from North America?

Question

Does the human race come from North America?

Answer 1

Africa,Sahara.

Answer 2

nope, most likely from africa, then the humans migrated all over, and then they started to cross into north america, via the ice age land bridge of the bering strait (connecting russia and alaska).

Answer 3

No and pretty in pink is only 1/2 right.

The bible reveals that mans home was a garden in Eden Genesis 2:8.

Because of the rivers mentioned it is indicated that its location is relatively near the place of mankind's early post flood civilization.  The view generally accepted by scholars is expressed by P. J. Wiseman as follows:

ALL THE REAL EVIDENCE WE HAVE, THAT OF GENESIS AND ARCHEOLOGY, AND OF THE TRADITIONS OF MEN, point to the Mesopotamian plain as the oldest home of man.   Far East civilizations, whether Chinese or Indian, cannot compete with this land in the antiquity of its people, for it can easily sustain its claim to be the cradle of civilization!

Answer 4

No humans came first from africa. At that time all humans where black. The reason the north america had a human settelment even before any european had come is because ages ago the whole world was a single continent so humans spread to all possible place he could. But the first human evolved in Africa. Because the oldest fossils of humans come from Africa.

Because the whole world was a single continent so human spread to America Australia Asia and Europe. As the continents started splitting human settelment in America and Australia were isolated. But Asia Africa and Europe remained together so people could communicate but the native of America and Australia were isolated for a ling time so they evolved different culture and also were a little different from others.

Answer 5

no we are from a planet known as Rigel 7... we are here on earth as its a makeshift prison for the most evil beings, when we learn to actually leave the planet to colonize other planets they will blow us up...

Answer 6

No. The earliest evidence of humans in North America has been dated to no more then 20,000 years ago (Yes. there's the Brazil site with a claimed occupancy of 30,000 years ago) That's not much compared to Cro-Magnon and Neanderthal dates of 40,000 plus years ago.

Africa is today seen as humanities birthplace. Our line split off from apes perhaps 8 million years ago Africa is where most of the intermediate remains are found.

Besides the recent occupancy dates the problem with the Americas is that there are no apes. The new world monkeys are significantly different from apes so there's no chance they have any links to humans.

Answer 7

No, the North Americans come from Europe & Africa mainly.

Answer 8

No the earth was once all together called  Pangaea http://biblefacts.org/myth/images/pangae... and in the bible it says that the earth was filled with animals and nature which in evolution we all know that all humans were once apes and the first humans were Adam and Eve who lived in Eden or Pangaea and gave birth to the world but the bible didn't give a exact location.

Answer 9

According to most theories humans came from Africa. Where they evolved and traveled over time. Until becoming the homo sapien sapiens that we are today.

*Don't call me an evolutionist I'm just stating theories*

Answer 10

So far the oldest human found was a female in Africa. They once thought it could had been Asia, but fossils and other artifacts that were much older then the ones in Asia. Africa until they find somebody older.

Answer 11

No.  You should sue your teachers and your school.  You aren't learning anything.

Answer 12

Ha! ha! Ha! .... you're trolling us right?

Now go log off and read some science books!

Answer 13

No mostly came  from Africa.The early humans were nomads and spread to the rest of the world. The  genes of our ancestors are spread to us and is up to us to spread it to our offsprings.

Answer 14

nope africa

Answer 15

Interesting question. The oldest known form of life was found in Carlsbad Caverns