How The Movement Of Tectonic Plates Affect The Earth's Crust

The materials in and out on the Earth's crust changes over time because the Earth's surface changes by the weather and the erosion, and it is made up of large plates beneath the crust and when the plates move, it changes the surface. There are four types of plate boundaries and they are divergent boundaries, convergent boundaries, transform boundaries, and plate boundary zones. Convergent boundaries are where the crust is broken, and one plate goes over it, divergent boundaries is where new plates are created while the plates pull away, transform boundaries is where the crust may be produced or more, plate boundary zones are boundaries that aren't well explained and the effects on the rock isn't clear. Surface faults normally happens by the top of the Earth's surface, but fast movement or great stress can make the same effect as a surface fault. Volcanoes are another way that the Earth's surface can change and there are three types of volcanoes and they are shield, composite, and cinder cone. The volcano ranking, I determined on by the type of magma the volcano has made and how the volcano was made.
The tectonic plates can create a mountain range or a deep-sea floor ditch, the plates first collide together and then the collision flats the edge of one or two plates and make a mountain range or decrease one of the plates under the other one. When they are at convergent boundaries, continental crusts are produced, and oceanic crusts are destroyed while it goes under, melts, and becomes