Geography · Accumulated Mountains
How are Accumulated Mountains (Volcanic Mountains) primarily formed on the Earth's crust?
- 1Due to the continuous weathering and erosion of high mountain peaks
- 2Due to the uplifting of large blocks of land along fault lines
- 3Due to the folding of rock strata caused by horizontal tectonic forces
- 4Due to the accumulation of lava, ash, sand, and rocks from volcanic activity✓
Correct answer
Due to the accumulation of lava, ash, sand, and rocks from volcanic activity
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