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Plate Tectonics
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What are some examples of compression?
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What are some examples of tension?
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What are some examples of shearing?
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Open your book to p. 202. Get out two sheets of paper
Open your book to p Get out two sheets of paper. Fold your paper as directed.
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In the margin, write today’s ESSENTIAL QUESTION.
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On the back of your folded paper, write the definition of plate tectonics.
plate tectonics: the theory that explains how large pieces of the Earth’s outermost layer move and change shape.
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Read Convergent Boundaries
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Convergent Boundaries
“Come Together” Continental-Continental Continental-Oceanic Oceanic-Oceanic
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Continental-Continental Collisions
two tectonic plates with continental crust collide
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Geological Event: Mountains
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Simon Says…
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Continental-Oceanic Collisions a plate with oceanic crust and a plate with continental crust collide causing the denser oceanic crust to sink into the asthenosphere (this is called SUBDUCTION)
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Geological Event: Trench
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Simon Says…
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Oceanic-Oceanic Collisions two tectonic plates with oceanic crust collide, one is subducted under the other Older oceanic crust is more dense than newer oceanic crust causing the older crust to be subducted.
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Geological Event: Trench
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Simon Says…
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Read Divergent Boundaries
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Divergent Boundaries “Divide Apart”
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Geological Event: Rift Valley
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Simon Says…
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Read Transform Boundaries
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Transform Boundaries .
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Geological Event: Earthquake
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Simon Says…
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Plate Movement is caused by is caused by
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Simon Says… Put it all together!
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