What action caused stromboli to form?

Answer 1

Mt. Stromboli is an active volcano.

The interaction between continental plates floating on the surface of the mantle creates mountains and volcanoes. Mount Stromboli was created through the convergence of two tectonic plates, which pushed upward and created a submerged deep ocean volcano in the ocean. Converging plates are typically responsible for the creation of volcanoes.

Answer 2

Stromboli is part of what is called the Calabrian Arc of volcanoes. The Calabrian Arc volcanoes were formed by the subduction of the African tectonic plate under the Eurasian tectonic plate. The African plate is sliding under [subduction] the Eurasian plate. Check links and related topics below.

Answer 3

Stromboli formed due to the continuous eruption of the volcano that built up layers of volcanic material over time. The eruption of lava, gases, and ash helped to create the cone-shaped structure characteristic of Stromboli.

Answer 4

Mount Etna was formed by alternating rock layers

Answer 5

because of the european and african plates colliding

Answer 6

The pressure under from the earth's crust or the tectonic plates pushing up with pressure which makes the volcano irritated so it errupts with the pressure pushes up on it.

Answer 7

because it is a volcano