The major landform in Africa south of the Sahara is a a. low plain rising to towering mountains. B. vast plateau surrounded by a narrow coastal plain. C. low plain rising to a high plateau in the south. D. series of parallel high mountains

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Kaya Blackwell

Geography

15 December, 12:22

The major landform in Africa south of the Sahara is a a. low plain rising to towering mountains. B. vast plateau surrounded by a narrow coastal plain. C. low plain rising to a high plateau in the south. D. series of parallel high mountains

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Trenton · Answer 1

I think it might be either

A. Low plain rising to towering mountains

Or

D. Series of parallel high mountains

Because the Atlas Mountains are located there but I'm not really sure which one it is sorry.