Why did people migrate from asia to the americas? they were bored and wanted to see new lands. they followed animals and found a good place to live. they lost a war and were forced to leave. glaciers pushed them out of their homeland.

They followed animals and found a good place to live. is your best answer

Earlier people were generally hunter-gatherers, and followed herds of animals as well as finding new places with plant-food to survive.

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The correct answer is B) They followed animals and found a good place to live.

People migrated from Asia to the Americas because they followed animals and found a good place to live.

Historians and archeologist think that after the last ice age, a natural frozen bridge allowed people from Asia to cross to America through the Bering Strait. The strait separates Russia from Alaska by 58 miles. Because the territory was frozen, humans in that time could follow animal herds to hunt them and feed their families.

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