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Wk 13: Changes to Earth’s Surface WED constructive force forces that build up land such as deposition deposition the process in which broken down rocks are dropped in a area after being eroded destructive force forces that break down the land such as weathering and erosion erosion the moving of broken down rocks, sediments, from one place to another fault a crack in the earth’s crust Pangaea the theory or idea that our continents were once part of a super continent millions of years ago Plate Tectonics a theory that scientists believe that Earth's surface is broken into a number of shifting plates that are above a hotter, deeper, more mobile zone (mantle) plates huge slabs of rock that constantly move weathering the process of breaking down of rocks with water, wind and ice