Answer:
It elevated the Colorado Plateau.
It happened in the Precambrian.
It caused the Great Unconformity.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Laramide Orogeny was a phase in the mountain building in North America starting in late Cretaceous, period 70-80 million years ago. And ended about 55 million years ago.
- Due to the oceanic crust was undergoing slab subduction i.e magnetism occurred at a shallow margin, underlying oceanic lithosphere that caused a drag in the roots of the continental lithosphere.
- Occurring around the volcanic arc of the Andes. The tectonic settings produced a type of deformation in continental plates upliftment and basins.