Did you know?
The Appalachian Mountains are indeed the oldest mountain range in North America! Formed around 480 million years ago during the Paleozoic era, these majestic mountains have withstood the test of time. Originally towering higher than the Himalayas, erosion and tectonic forces have smoothed their peaks over millions of years. The Appalachians are not only home to breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity but also carry a fascinating geological history, making them a treasure trove for geographers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
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(1 point) Responses The western upland area contains mountains that were once part of the Appalachian Mountains from North
A) Which statement is not accurate regarding Europe’s physical landscapes? (1 point) The western upland area contains mountains
