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Volcanos        2
VOLCANOS
Table of Contents
Response to the Questions    3
1.    Zones of Volcano on Earth    3
2.    Volcanic Zones of USA    3
3.    Time of Volcanic Eruption    4
4.    Volcanic Eruption in Chicagoland    4
5.    Cause of Volcanic Eruption    5
6.    Impact of Volcanic Eruption on Environment    5
References    7
Response to the Questions
1. Zones of Volcano on Earth
The distribution of the volcanoes on the surface of the earth has a striking pattern which is reflected by the theory of plate tectonics movement. It is obvious that most of the volcano’s form at the plate boundaries. Among these, the majority of the volcanoes are formed at the convergent plate boundaries and the divergent plate boundaries. The two major volcanic belts on the earth's surface are the Circum Pacific belt and the Mediterranean belt. The Circum Pacific Belt is situated in the outline of the Pacific plate that stretches along the western coast of North and South America and the eastern coast of Asia. This particular belt is also known as the Pacific Ring of Fire. The other belt which is termed the Mediterranean belt outlines the corresponding boundaries of the Eurasian plate, Arabian plate, and the African plate. The Mediterranean plate houses the famous volcanoes of Italy Mount Etna and Mount Vesuvius.
2. Volcanic Zones of USA
The United States ranks third after Indonesia and Japan in terms of the number of existing volcanoes that are presently erupting and are in an active state. It is worth mentioning that the United States has about 10% of more than 1500 volcanoes that erupted in the last thousand years. These volcanoes are located in the Aleutian Islands, the Alaska Peninsula, the Hawaiian Islands, and the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest. Most of the volcanoes are widely distributed in the western part of the country (Rougier et al., 2018). Some of the famous active volcanoes in the United States are Mount...