These were the effects of glacial movement on the nordic nations. select all that apply. thousands of lakes fertile river valleys jagged coastline north atlantic current rocky soil

The correct answers are:
- Thousands of lakes; all of the lakes are originated from glaciation, and pretty much every little whole it ground has become a lake after the end of the glacial period.
- Jagged coastline; the coastline has been formed by the movement of the glaciers and their pressure, so it's overloaded with fjords.
- Rocky soil; the erosion caused by the glaciers manifests in little pieces of rocks/rocky soil, because of their pressure on the rocks they break them and drag them downwards with them.

While winters are rainy, summers are dry. regions with this climate are usually in the eastern part of the continents. they experience hot, humid summers and colder winters. precipitations have a regular distribution throughout the year, but hurricanes are common.