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3 August, 16:16

What instructions did the Viceroy give Coronado about the expedition?

a. He said he did not want violence.

b. He said he wanted a quick and forceful conquest of the Natives.

c. He told Coronado to do whatever it took to get gold.

d. He told Coronado to be slow and cautious about approaching the Natives.

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