The ring of fire refers to a region at the edge of the pacific ocean that is known for its
warm climate
alluvial deposits from freshwater rivers
mountainous terrain
tectonic forces that affect the earths surface

The answer is its' tectonic forces that affect the earth's surface. In fact, it is called the ring of fire mainly because the subduction of the oceanic crust below the continental crust gives rise to the creation of magma which either forms slowly cooled igneous rock or volcanic activity and the western edge of North, Central and South America has numerous volcanoes such as Popacapetl in Mexico, Fuego in Guatemala and Chimborazo  in Ecuador.

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