Rain causes small and big changes but weather how much rain we get and what it comes with it can be big or small. Water is a big changing erosion force.
Rain can causes small and big changes but weather how much rain we get and what it comes with it can be big or small. Water is a big changing erosion force.
Glaciers can make a large change on Earths surface because of how it can destroy valleys and other things. Glaciers can also make a small change by when they melt they can just leave rocks and such.
Water can cause both big and small changes. When it rains it can cause erosion little by little as the water comes down, and then that same force could make something as big as the Grand Canyon.
Some erosional forces that cause small and large changes to the surface of the Earth are Glaciers, Rock slides, Wind, and Gravity. Those are just some erosional forces that cause large and small scale changes to the surface of the Earth
Some erosional forces that cause small and large changes to the surface of the Earth are Glaciers, Rock slides, Wind, and Gravity. Those are just some erosional forces that cause large and small scale changes to the surface of the Earth
Water can be big or small, it could be a simple drizzle of rain, but it could become a huge flood or a dangerous tsunami. The air we breathe in isn't very dangerous.... right? Wrong! The air can be turned into a hurricane or a tornado a matter of seconds!
Water or rain can cause small changes with some maybe tiny puddles, but in hurricanes the rain is strong and powerful that it can cause damage to many things like houses or human structure.
Rain and/or water could cause small changes with some puddles, but with wind for example a hurricane is so strong that it can tear a house or some type of structure downed there with be little to nothing left.
Rain and wind could cause small or large changes of the Earth's surface depending on how strong it is. Gravity could be large scale or small and glaciers are large scale changes.
Slumps and Creeps are examples of small-scale changes to the earth, while erosion forces such as glaciers make large-scale changes to the surface of the earth.
Rain causes small and big changes but weather how much rain we get and what it comes with it can be big or small. Water is a big changing erosion force.
ReplyDeleteRain creates small changes to the Earth and Glaciers create huge changes to the Earth's surface.
ReplyDeletegravity is one of the erosional forces that cause small scale change.
ReplyDeleteSome examples of small and large erosional forces could be rainfall or a hurricane.
ReplyDeleteRain can causes small and big changes but weather how much rain we get and what it comes with it can be big or small. Water is a big changing erosion force.
ReplyDeleteRain creates small and Glaciers create big.
ReplyDeleteRain causes large and small changes but how much we get can vary. Water is also a large changing force.
ReplyDeleteGlaciers can make a large change on Earths surface because of how it can destroy valleys and other things. Glaciers can also make a small change by when they melt they can just leave rocks and such.
ReplyDeleteRain causes changes in the earth by how much rain it produces and it carries the sediment away so it is making that piece of land or rock smaller .
ReplyDeleteRain changes the Earth by making small changes, and Glaciers change the Earth by making really big changes to the surface.
ReplyDeleteRain creates small changes.
ReplyDeleteThese are my examples of erosional forces small scale would be gravity and large scale would be glacier.
ReplyDeleteRain creates small changes but Glaciers create really big changes to the Earths surface.
ReplyDeleteA small scale that causes erosion is rain and a bigger scale would be Wind and Glaciers
ReplyDeleteOne erosional force is rain/water. Another one is wind and gravity.
ReplyDeleteWater can cause both big and small changes. When it rains it can cause erosion little by little as the water comes down, and then that same force could make something as big as the Grand Canyon.
ReplyDeleteRain is an example,it could be large and small changes all depends on how much rain their is.
ReplyDeleteSome erosional forces that cause small and large changes to the surface of the Earth are Glaciers, Rock slides, Wind, and Gravity. Those are just some erosional forces that cause large and small scale changes to the surface of the Earth
ReplyDeleteSmall: Wind, rain/water gravity
ReplyDeleteLarge: Gravity, wind, and water/rain
Wind is a small scale erosional force and glaciers are a large scale erosional force.
ReplyDeleteSome erosional forces that cause small and large changes to the surface of the Earth are Glaciers, Rock slides, Wind, and Gravity. Those are just some erosional forces that cause large and small scale changes to the surface of the Earth
ReplyDeleteRain is an example,it could be large and small changes all depends on how much rain their is.
ReplyDeleteWind is a small scale erosional force, and glaciers are large scale. Gravity is mostly small scale but it can be large scale as well.
ReplyDeleterain / gravity
ReplyDeletesmall scale wind
ReplyDeletesmall and large scale: gravity
large scale: glaciers
Water can be big or small, it could be a simple drizzle of rain, but it could become a huge flood or a dangerous tsunami.
ReplyDeleteThe air we breathe in isn't very dangerous.... right? Wrong! The air can be turned into a hurricane or a tornado a matter of seconds!
Some erosional forces that cause small and large changes to the surface of the Earth are glaciers, rockslides, wind and gravity.
ReplyDeleteGlaciers, Rock slides, Wind, and Gravity.
ReplyDeleteWater or rain can cause small changes with some maybe tiny puddles, but in hurricanes the rain is strong and powerful that it can cause damage to many things like houses or human structure.
ReplyDeleteWind is a large scale and gravity is mostly small it also can be a large scale.
ReplyDeleteSmall scale wind
ReplyDeleteSmall scale = gravity
Large scale =glaciers
If a large scale of wind rain or anything else could damage the earth a lot but, if a small scale to would only break some rocks and move some.
ReplyDeletesome erosional forces are rain wind ice and water
ReplyDeleteRain and/or water could cause small changes with some puddles, but with wind for example a hurricane is so strong that it can tear a house or some type of structure downed there with be little to nothing left.
ReplyDeleteAn erosional force that causes small and large changes to the surface of the earth is gravity.
ReplyDeleteGravity is one of the erosional force that causes small and large changes to the surface of the earth.
ReplyDeleteRain, gravity, wind, and weathering can effect in all ranges large or small
ReplyDeletean erosional force that causes large or small changes to the earth like a valley
ReplyDeletewind is an force of erosion
ReplyDeleteGravity is one erosional force that causes all sizes to change the surface of the earth.
ReplyDeleteRain, wind, and glaciers
ReplyDeleteWind (hurricanes, tornados, ect.), water ( rivers, oceans, waterfalls, ect.), ice (glaciers), and gravity are all erosional forces.
ReplyDeleterain for example causes small change to the earth and glaciers for example cause large scale changes.
ReplyDeleteSome erosional forces that cause big and small changes to the Earth's surface are, ice, wind, water, and gravity.
ReplyDeleteAn erosional force that causes both small and large scale changes to Earths surface is gravity.
ReplyDeleteRain causes small changes depending on how much rain we get and wing is a force of erosion.
ReplyDeletesmall effect is a place with not much rain or wind a big effect is when like Maine gets quit a bit of rain with means we would have big glaciers.
ReplyDeleteRain and wind could cause small or large changes of the Earth's surface depending on how strong it is. Gravity could be large scale or small and glaciers are large scale changes.
ReplyDeleteRain is a small change to the Earth and water is a much bigger cause to the Earth
ReplyDeleteexamples of erosional that cause small scale change is wind and force and the large scale changes the surface of the earth with it force.
ReplyDeleteSlumps and Creeps are examples of small-scale changes to the earth, while erosion forces such as glaciers make large-scale changes to the surface of the earth.
ReplyDeleteRain is an example,it could be large and small changes all depends on how much rain their is.
ReplyDeleteGravity, Glaciers, and Wind.
ReplyDeleterain creates small changes
ReplyDeleteRain creates small and Glaciers create big changes.
ReplyDeleteRain causes large and small changes but how much we get can have
ReplyDeleteSlump & creep are examples of small-scale changes, and glaciers are an example of a large scale change.
ReplyDeleterain is a small change to the earth
ReplyDeleteRain is a small scaled erosion and glaciers are a big erosional forces.
ReplyDeleteGRAVITY!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGravity is one of the erosional force that causes small and large changes to the surface of the earth.
ReplyDeleteSmaller: rain Larger: glaciers
ReplyDeleterain creates small changes and glaciers make big ones.
ReplyDeleteWing and water are two forces of erosion.
ReplyDeleteA large scale change can be caused by a glacier, while a small scale change can be caused by wind.
ReplyDeleterain and wind are some small erosional forces and glaciers are big erosional forces
ReplyDeleteglacer melting
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