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  • Internal vs. External Earth Processes: How They Shape the Surface

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    Internal processes like igneous rock formations shape the Earth's surface from within, with intrusive rock developing differently than extrusive rock due to combustion or heating under the surface before exploding outwards. External processes depend on outside forces like atmospheric pressure pushing down or erosion by wind, water and oceans altering the surface over time after initial formations occur from internal changes. The differences between internal and external geological changes influenced civilization development on the Earth's varying landscapes.

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    physical geology Chapter 12 & 13& 14 mcnights 10th edition

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    M6D2 Internal vs. External Processes

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    Internal processes like igneous rock formations shape the Earth's surface from within, with intrusive rock developing differently than extrusive rock due to combustion or heating under the surface before exploding outwards. External processes depend on outside forces like atmospheric pressure pushing down or erosion by wind, water and oceans altering the surface over time after initial formations occur from internal changes. The differences between internal and external geological changes influenced civilization development on the Earth's varying landscapes.

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    Internal vs. External Earth Processes: How They Shape the Surface

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    Internal processes like igneous rock formations shape the Earth's surface from within, with intrusive rock developing differently than extrusive rock due to combustion or heating under the surface before exploding outwards. External processes depend on outside forces like atmospheric pressure pushing down or erosion by wind, water and oceans altering the surface over time after initial formations occur from internal changes. The differences between internal and external geological changes influenced civilization development on the Earth's varying landscapes.

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    M6D2: Internal vs.

    External Processes Distinguish between internal and external processes that shape the Earths surface. For example, how are intrusive igneous rock formations different from extrusive ones and what role have those differences played in how the surface of the Earth developed and the civilization developed on top of that? The internal process develops deep inside the earth with combustion or heated propulsion preparing for an external explosion of different topple graphical land forms and all of them unique in their own design. The external processes may depend on the force or pressure being pushed through the earth crust. The atmosphere pressure pushes down on the earth helping to form and Shape landmass, after the formation the elements take over wind, water, erosion the ocean all play a part of how the external crust finally looks.

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