Two plates push toward each other and form mountains., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, Two plates move away from each other, creating new crust., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, Two plates slide past each other, causing earthquakes., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, The Himalayas were formed because of this boundary., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, The Mid‑Atlantic Ridge is an example of this boundary., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, The San Andreas Fault in California is caused by this boundary., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, Volcanoes often appear when plates collide at this boundary., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, Ocean ridges are formed when plates move apart at this boundary., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, Strong earthquakes occur when plates slide sideways at this boundary., Convergent, Divergent, Transform, Deep ocean trenches are formed when plates collide at this boundary., Convergent, Divergent, Transform
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