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i picked claim 1 because most of the evidence provided by the evidence cards point towards the Jalisco block being a convergent plate. The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card D because the card states that there is a trench land form called the Middle American Trench. This is important because trenches are formed by convergent plates. Evidence card C also supports my claim because it states that the Rivera Plate is moving toward the Jalisco block at a rate of 3 cm per year. This is important because it means that another plate is moving towards Jalisco and possibly might hit Jalisco at some point.

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I picked claim 1 because in between the Jalisco Block and the Rivera Plate is a trench which is only caused by a convergent plate boundary. This reason supports evidence card D. Another claim I have is that on Evidence card C, it shows the Rivera Plate and Jalisco Block moving closer to each other.

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I picked claim 1 because there is much evidence in cards D and B that trenches appeared, trenches are formed from convergent movements. I also saw from the picture on card B there are quite a bit of volcanoes witch are also a thing that can convert. This is my reason for picking claim 1

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I picked claim 1 because near the Jalisco block because it seems like the trench which can only be formed by a convergent boundry.

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I picked claim 1 because there is more convincing evidence that supports claim 1. For Example, evidence card D shows that there is a oceanic trench near the Jalisco Block. Oceanic trenches can only be formed by convergent boundaries. The best evidence cards that support my claim is Evidence Card C and Evidence Card D.

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I picked claim 1 because the Rivera Plate is moving toward the Jalisco Block, which is a sign of a Convergent Plate Boundary. Evidence Card C and D best support my idea because Card D said that a trench formed off the coast at the plate boundary between the 3 plates. Card C supports my idea because it showed how the Rivera Plate is hitting the Jalisco Block. The first part of Evidence Card E also supports my idea because it shows that there have been a lot of earthquakes happening at the Jalisco Block or near the Middle America Trench.

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I chose claim 1 because many different evidence cards showed that it was convergent. As card A shows that there was volcano activity. Then volcano activity is caused by plates converging. They also mention a volcanic eruption in evidence card A. Then in evidence card C, it says "Rivera Plate is moving toward Jalisco Block." That shows that they are converting. Then in evidence card E they talk about trenches and converging makes trenches.

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I picked claim one because I think it has the most supporting evidence. Evidence card B shows three volcanoes in the Jalisco block. Volcanoes form when there is a convergent plate boundary. Evidence card C also supports my claim because the Rivera Plate is moving towards the Jalisco block. If the Rivera plate was divergent it would be moving away from the Jalisco block. These evidence cards best support my claim.

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I picked claim 1 because A trench near the Jalisco Block is forming. When the landform is convergent a trench forms in the middle of the two continents. I used Evidence card C because it says that the Rivera plate is moving Toward the Jalisco block at a rate of 3 cm per year. This shows that the Jalisco block can be convergent. I also used Evidencecard D because a trench landform is located off the coast at the plate boundary which can show why Claim 1 is right. This is why I chose claim 1

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I picked claim 1 because I believe that the plate boundaries are convergent. Like it said in the book, the convergent movement between the Jalisco Block and the Rivera Plate best explains the pattern of volcanic activity and earthquakes on the Jalisco Block. Evidence cards D and C best supports claim 1. Also, trenches form with only convergent movement.

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I picked claim one because near the Rivera Plate and the Jalisco Block there is an ocean trench, called the Middle American Trench. Ocean Trenches can only be formed by convergent plate boundaries. Also, scientists have collected data showing that the Rivera Plate is moving toward the Jalisco block at a rate of approximately three centimetres per year. Evidence cards C and D best support the claim I chose.

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I picked claim 1 because scientists have found that near the Rivera Plate and the Jalisco Block there is a trench that formed and trenches are formed with a convergent plate boundary. Also, because scientists found data showing the Rivera Plate is moving toward the Jalisco Block. The evidence cards that best supports my claim are evidence cards C and D.

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I picked claim 1 because according to Evidence card D, there is a trench between the Rivera Plate and the Cocos Plate. Trenches are formed from convergent plate boundaries, so I know that they are converging. Evidence card C also supports claim one, because it shows the Rivera plate moving towards the Jalisco Block. Evidence cards C, D, and E best support my claim.

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I picked claim 2 because I think that the only way Baja could have been separated from the Jalisco Block is if the plates were divergent and moving apart from each other. The evidence card that best supports my claim is Evidence card A because it shows two of the same rocks moving away from each other, which is divergent movement. Evidence card B also supports my claim because it shows that the plates are still active and are moving like normal, which would be the only way that the plates could move at all. I think Evidence card A and B support my answer.

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I picked claim 1 because I can see that there is a trench at the plate border and the block so-called "stretches". The evidence card that best supports my claim is card D because trenches happen when there is a convergent boundary. Evidence card E also supports my claim of it "Shreching" out of place because there are earthquakes in the rift zone.

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I picked claim 2 because due to the volcanic activity in the block. The evidence cards that supports my claim is card B and card E. Card B supports my claim because it shows the major volcano next to the rift zone where I think that the block is converging into Mexico. I picked card E because it shows the earthquake that happens in the rift zone and the trench. Showing that the block was pushed into mexico.

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I think that either convergent or divergent movement between the Jalisco Block and the Rivera Plate best explains the pattern of plate motion seen on the Jalisco Block. Evidence Card C shows that the Rivera Plate is moving at about 3 centimeters per year towards the Jalisco Block. This means that convergent activity could be happening between the Jalisco Block and the River Plate. Evidence Card D also depicts evidence that might hint towards convergent movement, showing a trench being formed on the plate boundary which only occurs on a convergent plate boundary. However, Evidence Card A shows two matching rock formations that formed at the same time and same place. So, something must have happened for these two formations to have been separated. That's why I picked both for the time being.

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I chose Claim 1 because scientists have found an oceanic trench formed near the Jalisco Block. This matters because it provides evidence that the Jalisco Block is moving convergently since trenches are only found near convergent boundaries. Evidence cards C and D provide the strongest evidence for my claim.

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I picked claimed 1 because the evidence cards had enough evidence to prove that there is convergent movement between the Jalisco block and the Rivera Plate. The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card d because it states that there is a trench located at the coast at the plate boundary between the north and Rivera plate. Also, evidence card C says that the Rivera plate is moving toward the Jalisco block. All this evidence states that there are convergent movements between the two plates.

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I picked claim 2 ...
The evidence card D best explains my claim because claims are only formed by convergent plate boundaries. The Rivera and the Jalisco block are also moving towards each other which means there convergent. Also, evidence car B supports my claim because most volcanoes are formed by convergent plate boundaries. Evidence cards D and B support my claim the best.

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I believe that claim one is the reason behind all the volcanic activity that is happening on the Jalisco Block because the majority of the evidence cards connect with claim #1. The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card C which shows that the Rivera Plate is moving towards the Jalisco Block which shows that convergent movement could be the reason behind all the volcanic activity which helps to support claim one. Evidence card D which shows that in between the Jalisco Block and the Rivera Plate there is a trench which is made by convergent movement which then also helps to support claim one.

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I picked claim 1 because on page 44 It shows how the trench mover on top of each other. Also, it is near Jalisco block and there is a lot of ocean trenches there. Last claim C and d best support my claim because it show evidence about the trench.

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I picked claim 1 because on evidence card D, it states and gives evidence that a trench is formed between the plates; North American Plate, Rivera Plate, & Cocos Plate. A trench forms when there are convergent plates. Card C also supports my claim by giving evidence that the Rivera Plate is moving towards Jalisco Block, showing it's convergent since convergent plates move towards each other.

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I picked claim 1 because i think the plate boundaries are convergent. The evedince card that best supports my claim is evidence card c becuause it states how the Rivera Plate is moving towards Jalisco. Evidence card D also supports my claim. So evidence cards D and C support my claim.

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I picked claim 1 which is convergent plate boundary because the Rivera and Jalisco block are moving towards each other which i got from card C. Evidence card D best supports my claim because it states that there is a ocean trench near the Jalisco block which only happens with convergent plate boundary.

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I picked claim 1 because near the Jalisco block there is a trench. An oceanic trench can only from at a convergent plate. Also the Jalisco block and the Rivera plate are moving toward each other. which happens in a convergent plate. The evidence card that best supports my claim is D because it shows the trench. Evidence card C also supports my claim because it shows the Jalisco Block and the Rivera plate moving toward each other.

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I picked claim one because I feel the evidence cards give evidence supporting this claim. The evidence card that best supports my claim is Card D. This card brings in the fact that trenches appeared. Trenches only form with convergent movement. Evidence card B also supports my claim because it mentions volcanic activity. Volcanoes are also a sign of convergant movement. This is why I picked claim 1.

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I agree with Claim 1 because only convergent boundaries have trenches. Evidence Card C and D both show that there is a trench called the Middle America Trench located off of the coast at the plate boundary between the North American Plate, Rivera plate and the Cocos plate. So, the plate boundary has to be convergent.

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I picked claim 1 because many evidence cards show a trench in the picture. A trench is caused by convergent boundaries. The evidence card that best supports my claim is Evidence card D because it shows a trench landform called the Middle American Trench. Evidence card B also supports my claim because of the volcanic activity in the TZ Rift Zone. Volcanic activity is mainly caused by convergent boundaries near volcanoes.

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I picked claim 1 because near the Jalisco Block, there seems to be an ocean trench which can only be formed by a convergent boundary. The Rivera and the Jalisco block also claims to be moving towards each other, which is the movement of a convergent boundary. Evidence cards C and D best supports my claim.

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