What process resulted in the formation of the North American central lowland that lies in between the two major mountain ranges of the continent?
A) A colossal volcanic eruption split North America in half, and the central lowland, once an intercontinental sea, was filled in by glacial activity.
B) Earthquakes opened and flattened what was once a mountainous area.
C) Material that erodes from the Rocky Mountains has been deposited by wind, rain, and rivers.
D) Early European settlers cleared and flattened a hilly landscape so that they could more easily farm the area.
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