The movement of Tectonic Plates forms mountains by two different mechanisms.
In the case of Colliding Plates, we have mountain ranges built up such as the Himalayas, and even the Appalachian Mountains in the USA. The Himalayas are the result of the Indian Plate colliding with the Asian Plate. The Appalachians are the result of collisions between Africa and the N American Plate.
Similar compressive forces can form 'Basin and Range' systems of parallel mountain ranges. Where I live in the S Island of New Zealand, there are at least half a dozen of parallel ranges.
In other conditions, these forces may create Block mountains, with significant fault systems.
In the case of Subducting Plates, where one plate is thrust below another one, the upper block will be elevated, and the subducting one will merge into the earth's interior. As the subducting plate submerges, it will become hotter, and eventually its material will melt, and when this melt makes the way to the surface, volcanoes will be formed. The conspicuous example of this is in S America, where the uplift creates the elevated plains, and behind that, the Andesite volcanoes.
Of course, in addition to simple frontal collision, there may be significant sideways shear movements as well.
In the proses of a subduction, one plate (normally an oceanic plate) is formed beneath another into the solid but fluid mantle below. When the subducted plate is thicker, less dense continental plate, it resists being pushed into the thicker rock, and pushes upward on the overlying plate. This buckles the overlying crust and increases its elevation.
It should not be noted that mountains are "built" almost as slowly as they are eroded the proses taking place over tens of millions of years.
They are related because they are all formed from different types of boundaries.transform boundaries form earthquakesConvergent boundaries form mountains and volcanoesDivergent boundaries form mid ocean ridges and riff valleys.
It can generate raised landmasses such as mountains because of the plates moving over and under each other.
Mountain ranges form when two plates collide (Convergent Boundary). The plates push up creating mountains. They can also produce volcanoes.
The columbus plates are what caused this volcano to form.
Mountains of tectonic plates i think!
Mountains form on shifting tectonic plates
colliding plates
Movement of the plates.
When two continental plates collide they form mountains .
Tectonic
mountains are made when the crust folds, tilts ,and lifts as a result of this meeting of plates.
Earth's mountains form and erode from erupting and by shifting plates.
Residual mountains are formed by the plates in the earth moving
They form by plates pushing upwards
tectonic plates
The North American and African plates
when to different plates push up to form a volcano