Cattle ranching first became common in the indian territory because of herds that were brought to eastern lands by a. the plains tribes b. white settlers c. the five tribes d. ranchers from texas

The correct answer is:

C. The Five Tribes.

Explanation:

When the Five Tribes were forced to emigrate to eastern lands they brought cattle ranching with them to the new established Indian Territory, since the government thought that ranching was the solution to establish a developed economy that could help with the transition from nomadic hunting to sedentary agriculture and that it would keep white people away from Indian Territory. Even though some eastern tribes adapted to ranching, the lack of knowledge of this activity made ranching eventually fail.

The correct answer is C. The Five Tribes

Explanation:

Cattle ranching became common in the Indian Territory due to the herds brought by the Five Tribes to eastern lands, this can be explained as before the 19th century the Five Tribes, also called the "Five Civilized Tribes", as they were recognized as the first civilized tribes by the colonizers, lived in the Southeastern in the United States in what is now Mississippi. However, during the beginning of the 19th century, they had to move to the Indian Territory as a result of an "Indian Removal" ordered by the government, with this displacement the Five Tribes took their herds to the Indian Territory. After the civil war, these tribes lost their territory in this zone, then the new settlers and ranchers took advantage of it and cattle became really popular, specially in the great plains.

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