When large areas of continental crust are tectonically stable they
A)experience intense rifting.
B)develop mountain ranges.
C)are eroded flat.
D)tend to be young geologically.

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When large areas of continental crust are tectonically stable, they do not experience significant tectonic activity that would lead to the formation of mountains or rifting. Over long periods, these areas are subject to weathering and erosion, which tends to flatten the landscape.

When Large Areas of Continental Crust Are Tectonically Stable They