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Seminole

The Seminole are a Native American people who developed in Florida in the 18th century. Today, they live in Oklahoma and Florida, and comprise three federally recognized tribes: the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, the Seminole Tribe of Florida, and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, as well as independent groups. The Seminole people emerged in a…

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related to Further reading · 100
Seminole → Alabama Press, American Indian Culture, Andrew, Boca Raton, Border, Bruce Edward, Charles, Christian Hymn Singing, City University, Cowboys, Creek, Creeks, Department, Discourse, Ecotourism, Edwin, Eleanor, Ethnomusicology, Florida Atlantic University Press, Florida Historical Quarterly
related to References · 65
Seminole → Adams, Blue, Brent, Cattelino, Creek Schism, Department, Duke University Press, Durham, FL, Florida, Florida Anthropologist, Florida Historical Quarterly, Florida Seminole Gaming, Florida Seminoles, Florida's Seminole, Fogelson, Frail Remnants, Gainesville, Great Seminole War, Handbook
related to Seminole Wars · 29
Seminole → According, Adams-Onís Treaty, African Americans, After, American, Andrew Jackson, Andros, Andros Island, As European American, Bahamas, Bahamians, Black Seminoles, British, Cape Florida, Contemporary, Florida, Georgian, In, Native Americans, Natives
related to 1700s to early 1800s · 28
Seminole → African-American, Americans, As, At, Black Seminoles, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, Creek War, Creek-speaking Muscogee, Creek-speaking Seminole, Florida, Georgia, Hitchiti, In, Indigenous, Lower Creeks, Mikasuki, Muskogean, Mvskoke
related to External links · 25
Seminole → Archived, Beat American SlaveryClay MacCauley, Black Seminoles, Bureau, College, Ethnology, First Black Rebels, Florida, Florida Department, Hitchiti, Indians, MarySeminole, Mikasuki, Nation, Oklahoma, Project Gutenberg, Seminole Nation Historical, Smithsonian Institution, StateJohn Horse, The Seminole Indians
related to Land claims · 24
Seminole → After, Although, April, Assuming, August, Based, Black Seminoles, Commission, Department, Florida, Florida Seminoles, In, Indian Claims Commission, Interior, It, Moultrie Creek, Oklahoma, Seminole Tribe, Spanish, The Miccosukee
related to American Civil War · 19
Seminole → American Civil War, Committee, Confederacy, Confederate, During, Federal, Florida, In July, Indian Affairs, McBride, Representatives, Secretary, Seddon, Seminoles, The, The Florida House, Union, War James, While McBride
related to Religion · 19
Seminole → Also, As, Catholicism, Christian Seminoles, Christianity, Contemporary, For, Green Corn, Green Corn Ceremony, Indigenous, Indigenous Muscogee, Indigenous-Western, Jesus, Muscogee, Muscogee Creek, Native, Native American, Protestantism, They
related to Culture · 18
Seminole → As, At, Creek, Florida, Green Corn Dance, Historically, Mikasuki, Moultrie Creek, Muskogean, One, Other, Paynes Landing, Roman Catholicism, Seminoles, The, The Seminole, They, Treaty
related to Languages · 18
Seminole → Creek, English, Florida, Florida Seminoles, Historically, Hitchiti, Indians, Miccosukee Tribe, Mikasuki, Most Mikasuki, Muscogee, Muskogean, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Seminoles, Seminoles, The, The Seminole Nation, Today

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florida seminoles oklahoma tribe creek war century miccosukee people american spanish indian tribes isbn indians government native muscogee black mikasuki

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Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sAs0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sFlorida0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sIndigenous0.60section
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Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sMvskoke0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sCreek0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sSpanish0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sThe Seminole0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sLower Creeks0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sGeorgia0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sCreek War0.60section
Seminolerelated to 1700s to early 1800sAt0.60section

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