What was terrain like in the Midwestern part of north america during the early Paleozoic era? (A) mountainous (B) rolling hills (C) flat desert (D) under water

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What was terrain like in the Midwestern part of north america during the early Paleozoic era?

(A) mountainous
(B) rolling hills
(C) flat desert
(D) under water

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a) mountainous is the correct anwser

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(a) mountainous is the answer i think

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