Faults
forces
land forms
plate boundaries
100

a crack or break in the lithosphere plate.

Fault

100

the force that causes faults.

stress

100

this land form is created when compression pushed two continental crust plates together.

Mountains.

100

this type of plate boundary is caused by two plates being pushed together.

convergent

200

a fault in which the hanging wall rises above the foot wall

Reverse fault

200

the force that pulls apart plats and causes normal faults.

tension

200
this land form is created when two continental crust boundaries are pulled apart by tension.

rift valley.

200

this plate boundary is caused by tension pulling apart the plates.

divergent boundary

300

a fault in which there is no surface rupture.

a blind thrust fault

300

the stress that pushes together and creates reverse faults.

compression
300

this land form is created when shearing stress drags two plates.

earthquake or fault line.

300

this boundary is created when shearing stress pulls the plates against each other.

transform

400

a fault in which the foot wall goes above the hanging wall.

normal fault.

400
what causes tectonic plates to move.

convection currents.

400

this land form is created when two oceanic plates are pushed together or when an oceanic plate is pushed to a continental plate. 

volcano arc or deep ocean trench

500

a fault in which there is no hanging wall or foot wall and the two plates slide against each other.

Strike slip fault.

500

the stress that causes plates to rub against each other and creates strike slip faults.

shearing stress.

500

this land form is created when two reverse faults happen against each other.

plateau.