Early on, animals mostly moved in which direction?
AFrom Europe to the Americas
BFrom Africa to Asia
CFrom the Americas to Europe
DFrom Asia to Africa
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. From Europe to the Americas
Eurasia had domesticated far more animals, so horses, cattle and sheep went from Europe to the New World.
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