[Robert DeLong]

Yeah, that was even true for the Europeans, until the realization that real opportunities existed in this newly founded nation. Up until the Europeans arrived, it was more of a nomadic existance for the residents of these lands. It was a simplier life then now, but it was far from being simple at the same time. As has always been the case, life is a struggle.

Question remains also, were they able to travel far distances, or were they relocated here as the result of the earth actually moving. Because it sure looks as if the earth seems to fot perfectly with other parts of landmasses, especially when it comes to Africa & South America.

The world, and universe are interesting, and it boggles my mind that anyone cann come to the conclusion that it all happened by happenstance. The odds do not support that assumption at all, when really examined. Too many things had to occur in succession in order for success to be realized. 😁🤙

[Red Badger]

When the Europeans arrived, they didn’t do anything to the natives that the natives weren’t doing to each other for thousands of years............

[gleeaikin]

The split between Africa and South America is well examined and proven science. But the gradual split happened millions of years before apes and hominids had evolved. Monkeys are also classified as New and Old World monkeys, and have been evolving in different directions for many millions of years.