How did the earliest people get to Australia and New Zealand? Question 1 options: Australia and New Zealand were colonized so late that sea-faring was prevalent, and they were able to easily make the journey Archaeological evidence is not clear on this point Thankfully, there was still a dry crossing available, so they crossed on land There was no dry crossing available, so they were the first sea-faring colonizers

Archaeological evidence is not clear on this point.

Explanation:

Australia and New Zealand are countries discovered in the years 1770 and 1642 respectively. They are not a part of the continent Australia but a close island called Oceania.

The migration of the early people to the country and the path they took are not clearly stated as there are no archaeological records of it.

to regulate production on things such as fuel and production

that would be the steamboat because none of the other things are forms of transportation