Explain the continental drift hypothesis


Essay:

In 1912, Alfred Wegener, a German meteorologist and geophysicist, outlined his hypothesis for "continental drift." This hypothesis challenged a long-held assumption that the continents and ocean basins had fixed geographic positions (i.e., they didn't move). Explain the continental drift hypothesis. Describe two lines of evidence Wegener used to support his continental drift hypothesis. What was the main flaw with Wegener's continental drift hypothesis?

Your essay must be in your own words.

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Use standard essay format (topic sentence, supporting information, conclusion).

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