How do forces from tectonic plate movement can build folded mountains for block mountains and volcanic mountains?

Forces from tectonic plate movement can create folded mountains when two plates collide and compress, causing rocks to fold and buckle. Block mountains form when tectonic plates slide past each other, creating faults that lift blocks of land. Volcanic mountains are built from magma rising through the Earth's crust at plate boundaries or hot spots, accumulating layers of volcanic material over time.