From The Story of Michigan
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Content language: English · Learning language: Not specified
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About 14,000 years ago, massive blocks of ice called glaciers moved across the land.
As the heavy ice melted, it carved huge holes and filled them with fresh water.
These became the giant Great Lakes!
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