How did Coronado react to the villages he found? a. He became angry and demanded that the Zuni to submit to the King of Spain. b. He quietly went away in search of the "real" cities of gold. c. He took pity on the village and showed them how to raise sheep. d. He left Fray Marcos de Niza there to convert them.

He became angry and demanded that the Zuni to submit to the King of Spain.

Explanation:

During Francisco Vázquez de Coronado’s expedition to North America in search of land known as Seven Golden Cities of Cíbola in 1504. The place was rumored to have a great amount of gold and other riches. Thereby, Coronado, along with some Spanish and Native Indians went there to search for gold.

However, upon reaching the location, in an area presently known as New Mexico, and finding out that the place is just a village. Coronado and his men were furious and insisted that the Zuni subject themselves to the King of Spain, otherwise, they would be expelled. Eventually, he forced the Zunis (the natives of the village) to flee their land.

Hence, the correct answer is "He became angry and demanded that the Zuni to submit to the King of Spain."

Explanation:

The property qualifications removed for men in 1857. This meant that the working class men could have the opportunity to vote in elections.

This was a little improvement of the numbers of the working class MPs because they could not afford the unpaid work.

By the way was the first step that gave the chance for the working class to claim their rights as citizens, free of any obligations relating to financial issues.