Which statement is not accurate regarding Europe's physical landscapes?

1. The western upland area contains mountains that were once apart of the Appalachian Mountains from North America.

2. The Alpine Mountains begin in northern Spain and run east.

3. The Alpine Mountains begin in northern Spain and run north to Denmark.

4. The northern lowland area contains steppe terrain.

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Asa Gilbert

Geography

6 December, 15:29

Which statement is not accurate regarding Europe's physical landscapes?

1. The western upland area contains mountains that were once apart of the Appalachian Mountains from North America.

2. The Alpine Mountains begin in northern Spain and run east.

3. The Alpine Mountains begin in northern Spain and run north to Denmark.

4. The northern lowland area contains steppe terrain.

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Emery Hancock · Answer 1

3. The Alpine Mountains begin in northern Spain and run north to Denmark.

The Northern European Lowlands does contain tundra, forest, and steppe terrain. The mountains in the Western Upland were indeed once part of Appalachian Mountains. The Alpine Mountains begin in Northern Spain and run East. The Alps are one of the highest and largest mountains in the world. It spans across France, Monaco, Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany, Austria and Slovenia.

Houston Wilkinson · Answer 2

The statement which is non-accurate regarding Europe's physical landscapes is:

3. The Alpine Mountains begin in Northern Spain and run North to Denmark.

The Alps are the youngest and highest mountain system in Europe. They stretch across the Western and Southern part of the continent in a broad arc. The said mountain system is 1,000 kilometers long and the broadest section is 260 kilometers wide.