What is the dependence of the relief on the structure of the earth’s crust?

The terrain depends on the structure of the earth’s crust. If somewhere the earth’s crust has a break, then in such places the relief takes the form of a gorge or depression, where lakes are often formed. In places where parts of the earth’s crust, that is, lithospheric plates, collide, the relief takes the form of mountains, often tectonic and folded mountains. And in places where the earth’s crust is far from seismic and volcanic activity, rocks begin to decompose over time, and the relief becomes even, without altitude fluctuations.