The ice ages significantly shaped the landscape of North America. The massive ice sheets that covered large parts of the continent exerted enormous pressure on the land, carving out valleys, altering the course of rivers, and creating many of the Great Lakes. As the ice sheets retreated, they left behind a variety of geological features, including moraines, drumlins, and kettle lakes.
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