First introduced sheep to the territories of new mexico, arizona, and texas in the mid-1500’s. a. cabot b. columbus c. coronado d. cortes

The answer is C.

the Spaniard Francisco Vázquez de Coronado made his two-year-long trip from Mexico to Kansas in 1540, he brought with him some sheep to different states as well.

c. Coronado

Explanation:

Francisco Vázquez de Coronado, was a Spanish conqueror. He traveled through New Mexico and other parts of the current United States between 1540 and 1542. He came to the Viceroyalty of New Spain accompanying the first viceroy Don Antonio de Mendoza.

Coronado led the great expedition, it was launched in 1540. It was composed of 340 Spaniards and hundreds of Indian allies, in addition to cattle. They were accompanied by Marcos de Niza. In this expedition he introduced several types of cattle in the territory of New Mexico.

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