What do you think actually causes earthquakes?

Answer #1

Seismic waves.

Answer #2

Plate tectonics shifting beneath the earth’s surface.

Answer #3

Earthquakes are caused by the release of energy that’s built up from the movement of rock across a fault. http://funadvice.com/r/bvkp7jn6hri

Answer #4

Yo momma jumped. :P

But seriously: The inside of the earth is liquid rock (magma). The groud that we walk on is basically colder, solid rock that is swimming on the liquid rock. But that rock is not one piece. It is several pieces. Like ice on the ocean. And the rock plates move in different directions and slide against each other on the borders. That is where earth quakes and volcanos come from.

Answer #5

ALL WRONG! IT’S THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT! No just kidding all those answers are correct alone or together.

Answer #6

Technical speaking than its Plate tectonics shifting beneath the earth’s surface Spiritually speaking its the bad luck of the people of the zone that causes the earthquake

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Answer #8

Short answer is already given Kahili: tectonic plates shifting Here’s the longer answer: http://funadvice.com/r/16c5e0ujh9c

Answer #9

Earthquakes is caused by the sudden release of energy. The stress usually builds up within the rocks of the earth’s crust which is released in a sudden jolt. This causes the rocks to slip and crack causing the ground to vibrate.

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