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Q: The US forces under General Jackson annexed or burned all of the following settlements in Florida EXCEPT?
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Who captured Spanish Fort and Florida?

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What was the name of the American general who conquered east Florida?

General Andrew Jackson.


What American General attacked the Indians in Spanish Florida?

Andrew Jackson.


Which general was important in Spain ceding Florida to the US?

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What American general attacked Indians in Spanish Florida during the Monroe administration?

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Which general was especially important in Spain ceding Florida to the US?

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How did Jackson invade Florida?

In 1818, Andrew Jackson led U.S. forces into Florida during the Seminole War. Jackson's invasion was in response to raids and attacks on American settlements by Seminole Indians and their allies. He pursued the Seminoles into Spanish-held Florida, captured forts, and eventually took control of the territory. Jackson's actions ultimately pressured Spain to cede Florida to the United States in the Adams-Onís Treaty of 1819.


Who invaded Spanish East Florida in 1818?

Andrew Jackson gave orders of invasion so it would be the Americans


What event led to the ratification of the Adams-Onís Treaty?

General Jackson's battle with the Seminole Indians in Florida


Was Michael Jackson buried in Florida?

No Michael Jackson was not buried in Florida


What additional ideas on the US Constitution and executive powers did John Quincy Adams confide to his diary regarding General Andrew Jackson?

John Quincy Adams saw that there were other views on the declaration of war and the Constitution's position on giving this power the US Congress. In the case involving General Andrew Jackson's military actions in Florida, however, he believed that he had a strong case for supporting Jackson. Adams believed that Jackson's conflict with Spaniards in Florida were defensive in nature. Being that the case, he saw no grounds to have Jackson court-martialed. Adams did not believe Jackson was carrying on a "war" in Florida.


Indians of Florida who were defeated by Jackson?

The Seminole Indians of Florida were defeated by Andrew Jackson.