In today’s society we base things upon one result, find an answer and stick to that one possible outcome. As a society, we should look at the bigger picture. Look back at our history in a multicultural perspective to understand every angle and side to our past. We have to take into consideration not only our impact on society but also how other cultures have impacted us. America is filled with diverse cultural and knowledge. The term American not only means being from America but our past and history result from migration from other continents. To fully understand our past we have to look at history in a multicultural perspective to take into consideration the impact it has had on us, to get a clear story from our past and not just focus
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Theories are just theories; they are never a for sure piece of information. According to new findings in the article, “Discoveries Challenge Beliefs on Humans’ Arrival in the Americas,” shows that people have been living in the Americas many years before the Clovis. “Unearthed stone tools proving humans where in northeast Brazil as early as 22,000 years… 10,000 years before the Clovis hunters.” From our previews understanding, we had thought that Clovis humans which came from northeast Asia were the very first to settle in southeastern Brazil. These new pieces of evidence show that what we have long known and confided in is not exactly what it is. The theories we have once held and grasped are now becoming new theories that we cannot just throw out the window and ignore. It is hard to wrap around a whole new theory because the questions we had before were answered and now we are left with new unanswered …show more content…
In the article, “The first South Americans: Extreme living,” archaeologists have found evidence contradicting that the mountains were too high, cold and inhospitable for early human habitation. Early life in Southern America were wiser and more resourceful than expected. Historians have given us the knowledge of knowing early life as simplicit With the new findings it leaves numerous of new questions on how the indigenous people adapted quickly and throughout South America faster than what we had
Theories are just theories; they are never a for sure piece of information. According to new findings in the article, “Discoveries Challenge Beliefs on Humans’ Arrival in the Americas,” shows that people have been living in the Americas many years before the Clovis. “Unearthed stone tools proving humans where in northeast Brazil as early as 22,000 years… 10,000 years before the Clovis hunters.” From our previews understanding, we had thought that Clovis humans which came from northeast Asia were the very first to settle in southeastern Brazil. These new pieces of evidence show that what we have long known and confided in is not exactly what it is. The theories we have once held and grasped are now becoming new theories that we cannot just throw out the window and ignore. It is hard to wrap around a whole new theory because the questions we had before were answered and now we are left with new unanswered …show more content…
In the article, “The first South Americans: Extreme living,” archaeologists have found evidence contradicting that the mountains were too high, cold and inhospitable for early human habitation. Early life in Southern America were wiser and more resourceful than expected. Historians have given us the knowledge of knowing early life as simplicit With the new findings it leaves numerous of new questions on how the indigenous people adapted quickly and throughout South America faster than what we had