How does the earth's surface change during an ice age?

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Bob K.
Jun 8, 2016

Sometimes, a lot of topsoil gets pushed southward.

Explanation:

Ice Ages aren't uniform in their severity or effects, but a lot of topsoil that had been Canadian got pushed down into what is now the United States. Probably something similar happened in Europe and Asia.

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