2. Locate volcanoes and relate back to plate boundaries. Explain volcanic effects on the lithosphere and relate back to plate boundaries (convergent, divergent, transform) including lahar (mud) flows and ash in the atmosphere. A. Circle the best answer 1. Most of the active volcanoes on Earth are located in a belt known as the ____. Label the epicenter and focal point. At which type of plate boundary do earthquakes typically occur? What kills humans during an earthquake? Complete the chart below. Summarize the major events in the geologic history of North Carolina and the • southeastern United States. 1. ___ Appalachian a. due to uplifting of rock in the western part of NC Mountains b. line of erosion between piedmont and coastal plains 2. ___Fall Zone c. affected by erosion due to increase in sea level 3. ___ Shorelines d. built up by sediment from rivers, and constantly 4. ___Barrier Islands changing due to wave action 5. ___ River Basins e. area of land that contributes water to a rvier
2. Locate volcanoes and relate back to plate boundaries. Explain volcanic effects on the lithosphere and relate back to plate boundaries (convergent, divergent, transform) including lahar (mud) flows and ash in the atmosphere. A. Circle the best answer 1. Most of the active volcanoes on Earth are located in a belt known as the ____. Label the epicenter and focal point. At which type of plate boundary do earthquakes typically occur? What kills humans during an earthquake? Complete the chart below. • Summarize the major events in the geologic history of North Carolina and the southeastern United States. 1. ___ Appalachian Mountains 2. ___Fall Zone 3. ___ Shorelines 4. ___Barrier Islands 5. ___ River Basins a. due to uplifting of rock in the western part of NC b. line of erosion between piedmont and coastal plains c. affected by erosion due to increase in sea level d. built up by sediment from rivers, and constantly changing due to wave action e. area of land that contributes water to a rvier
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