Before the French arrived in North America, this land was already inhabited by Native American Indians. It is said that their ancestors passed through the area that was still bordering North America at the time in the northeast corner of Asia 30,000 to 10,000 years ago (now the Bering Strait). ) Came to live in the non-frozen land in Alaska and Yukon, and some continued to expand to the southeast of North America until the Atlantic coast and the tip of South America. It is generally believed that the earliest indigenous people here belonged to the Mongolian race in Asia. During the Stone Age, the stone utensils and weapons discovered from contemporary Canada can be corroborated. "Here" in paragraphs refers specifically to. ['Atlantic coast.', 'Alaska.', 'Canada.', 'Americas.']