The document summarizes the reasons for early human migration to North America around 10,000 years ago. It states that Native peoples from Asia crossed a natural ice bridge between Siberia and Alaska during an Ice Age period when lower sea levels exposed the land bridge. They followed animal herds for food and survived by hunting mammoths, caribou, and other game. The changing climate in Asia also drove migration as people sought more hospitable temperatures. Curiosity and a desire for new opportunities additionally prompted the first humans to cross over and establish settlements in North America.