Erosion contributed to the formation of ancient Ohio's landscape primarily by carving out the Ohio River Valley.
How did erosion contribute to the formation of ancient Ohio's landscape? (1 point)
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It formed the Great Lakes.
It formed the Great Lakes.
It created the Appalachian Mountains.
It created the Appalachian Mountains.
t carved out the Ohio River Valley.
t carved out the Ohio River Valley.
It led to the formation of deserts.
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Which ancient Ohio landform is a result of glaciation?(1 point)
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the Appalachian Mountains
the Appalachian Mountains
the Great Black Swamp
the Great Black Swamp
the Hocking Hills
the Hocking Hills
the Ohio River Valley
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the Appalachian Mountains
the Appalachian Mountains
the Great Black Swamp
the Great Black Swamp
the Hocking Hills
the Hocking Hills
the Ohio River Valley
The ancient Ohio landform that is a result of glaciation is the Great Black Swamp.
How did weathering affect ancient Ohio? (1 point)
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It led to the formation of Lake Erie.
It led to the formation of Lake Erie.
It resulted in the development of fertile soil.
It resulted in the development of fertile soil.
It created the Ohio River Valley.
It created the Ohio River Valley.
It created the Great Black Swamp.
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It led to the formation of Lake Erie.
It led to the formation of Lake Erie.
It resulted in the development of fertile soil.
It resulted in the development of fertile soil.
It created the Ohio River Valley.
It created the Ohio River Valley.
It created the Great Black Swamp.
Weathering affected ancient Ohio by resulting in the development of fertile soil.
How did glaciation affect the soil composition in ancient Ohio? (1 point)
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It made the soil more acidic.
It made the soil more acidic.
It made the soil less fertile.
It made the soil less fertile.
It increased the soil's sand content.
It increased the soil's sand content.
It enriched the soil with minerals and nutrients.
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It made the soil more acidic.
It made the soil more acidic.
It made the soil less fertile.
It made the soil less fertile.
It increased the soil's sand content.
It increased the soil's sand content.
It enriched the soil with minerals and nutrients.
Glaciation affected the soil composition in ancient Ohio by enriching the soil with minerals and nutrients.
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