What is the difference between a strike-slip fault and a thrust fault?

What is the difference between a strike-slip fault and a thrust fault?

A strike-slip fault is a type of fault where the rocks on either side of the fault plane slide horizontally past each other. This movement is primarily parallel to the fault line. In contrast, a thrust fault is a type of fault where the rocks on one side of the fault plane are pushed up and over the rocks on the other side. This movement is primarily vertical and results in the older rocks being pushed on top of the younger rocks.