It usually takes many years for the processes of weathering, erosion, and deposition by the movement of water, ice, and wind to
break apart and move pieces of the Earth's surface to new locations, creating new landforms. In general, what can move pieces of Earth's surface and create new landforms very rapidly?
A.
catastrophic events
B.
the rise and fall of ocean tides
C.
annual snowfall patterns
D.
the changing of the seasons
