<em>It is true that when the glaciers that covered large parts of the Earth melted after the last Ice Age, the sea level became higher.
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When the big portions of ice contained in the glaciers in some regions of planet Earth melted during the last Ice Age, the levels of the sea increased. This is so because the ice melted is water. Water spread over the oceans and automatically increase sea level. Many portions of land in different countries were covered by water. One of the most evident cases of water covering formerly portions of inhabited land is Alexandria, Egypt. There are many documentaries that show that under the sea in the shoreline of Alexandria, there are vast numbers of Egyptian constructions, monuments, figures, and tombs.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "TRUE." <span>When the glaciers that covered large parts of Earth melted after the last ice age, the sea level became higher. This is true because as glaciers melt, sea level increases.</span>
You must understand and consider the consequences of an event before making a historical interpretation. So you understand the impacts that particular event had.
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