Question

during the last ice age, glaciers moved across north america altering the landscape. which geographic feature can be attributed to the movement of glaciers? a. great lakes b. rocky mountains c. mississippi river d. sonoran desert

Explanation:

The Great Lakes were formed by glacial activity during the last ice age. Glaciers carved out basins in the landscape, and as the glaciers melted, these basins filled with water, creating the Great Lakes. The Rocky Mountains were formed by tectonic activity (mountain - building processes). The Mississippi River is mainly a result of fluvial (river - related) processes over time. The Sonoran Desert is influenced by arid climate conditions rather than glacial activity.

Answer:

A. Great Lakes