Human migration in the Americas generally moved in which direction in its earliest stage?
A) east to west
B) west to east
C) south to north
D) north to south

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The earliest stage of human migration in the Americas generally moved from north to south, as evidenced by archaeological and genetic evidence. The earliest known human settlements in the Americas have been found in Alaska and the Yukon region of Canada, indicating that humans migrated from Asia across the Bering land bridge and into North America. From there, these early human populations likely migrated southward, populating large portions of the Americas over thousands of years.

Human Migration in the Americas Generally Moved in Which Direction