Question

Which plate boundary and movement commonly create non-volcanic mountains? Explain how non-volcanic mountains are created by plate tectonics.

Answer 1

a collision zone, which is always between 2 continental plates
Some examples can be The Alps, The Himalayas and the Appalachians. 2 continental plates collide, the rock on those plates folds, faults and buckles under great pressure thrusting rock both up into the atmosphere and down into the mantle, creating a mountain range