This document discusses plate tectonics and the evidence that supports the theory of continental drift. It explains that continental drift is the movement of continents across the earth's surface over geological time. It was first proposed by Alfred Wegener in 1912 and later improved by the plate tectonics theory. The document also mentions Pangaea, the supercontinent where all continents were joined together, and lists fossils, rock sequences, and mountain ranges as evidence supporting continental drift.

1. OUR SHAKING WORLD PLATE TECTONICS
Continental Drift
Creator – Who thought of this theory?
Pangaea
Evidence
Ali Ikram
Earth Science
Class: L

2. CONTINENTAL DRIFT
Continental Drift: movement of the continents across the earth's surface through geological
time.

3. Creator – Who thought of this theory?
This theory were fully developed by Alfred Wegener in
1912.
In the 1960s the theory of plate tectonics improved about
continental drift

4. PANGAEA
Pangaea: All Land – All Continents together.

5. EVIDENCE
Fossils
any remains trace of a living thing.

6. EVIDENCE
Rock Record
The sequences of rocks from all over the world which give us snapshots of
different parts of the geological history of the planet Earth.

7. EVIDENCE
Mountains
(Himalaya Mountains)