Answer:
The correct answer is A. The first Native American tribe in New Mexico was the Anasazi.
Explanation:
The first inhabitants of New Mexico were Native Americans of the Anasazi culture. In the sixteenth century, when the first contacts with the Europeans occurred, in the region were a series of tribes that shared this territory relatively peacefully. On the one hand were the Pueblo, descendants of the most primitive Anasazi, and on the other the Navajos and the Apaches, descendants of the Athabascs, who had come down from what is now Canada.
